“How has Morocco plunged into chaos?! Are you accusing us of drugs? We challenge you!”.. Al-Mansouri pulls Al-Bijidi under the dome of Parliament and confronts him with the toll in Safi and Marrakesh (Video Reels)

My Press – Rabat |The plenary session in the House of Representatives witnessed a fiery and unprecedented political confrontation, after the Prime Minister, Mrs., confronted the matter Fatima Al Zahraa Al MansouriWith firmness and sternness against the bidding and accusations that the representatives of the Justice and Development team tried to promote under the dome of Parliament, putting the dots on the letters regarding the true outcome of managing local and national public affairs.

A shocking response to drug dealings and corruption: “There is not much to be said about your party!”

The Prime Minister addressed the representatives of the Justice and Development Party in a decisive tone, saying that if she had wanted to delve into the internal files of their party, there would have been a lot to say, but her respect for Moroccans and the prestige of the legislative institution prevents her from descending to the level of populist bickering.

“If you want to go to your party, there is a lot being said about it, but out of respect for the Moroccans and for this dome, we won’t go down to that level… like blaming me for drugs? You have a female activist arrested on drug charges, so sorry!”

A reminder of the outcome of Safi, Marrakesh and Rabat: “We all know him who went to court!”

Mrs. Fatima Al-Zahraa Al-Mansouri did not stop there, but rather confronted the head of the Justice and Development TeamIdris Al-Azmi Al-IdrisiWith the field results and judicial files that affected former elected officials during their period of leadership in a number of major cities, especially Marrakesh, Safi, and Rabat:

• The election campaign is exposed:Al-Mansouri confirmed that the Authenticity and Modernity Party ran in the electoral process with a clear program and came out before the citizens with an open face and widespread popular confidence.
• Court files and local administration:The Prime Minister reminded the “Al-Misbah” team that Moroccans know very well who was prosecuted before the courts and who plunged Moroccan cities into management crises over a period of ten full years.
• Putting an end to parliamentary chaos:She stressed that the time for political blackmail and screaming inside the hall has passed, and that the decisive factor today is the field results and tangible numbers.