Residents of Beni Akmil in Al Hoceima demand accountability from the province's MPs

As the 2026 legislative elections approach, residents of the Beni Akmil area in the Al Hoceima province are demanding that the province's MPs provide an account of their work during previous terms.
Citizens want to know what their representatives have achieved in parliament, especially in areas such as health, education, drinking water, opening up rural douars, improving roads, supporting agriculture, and creating job opportunities for young people.
The debate mentions former MPs like Noureddine Moudian, Mohamed Laaraj, Mohamed El Hamouti, and Karim Boutahari, but the fundamental question concerns the results achieved on the ground.
The population insists that parliamentary representation should be evaluated by the elected official's ability to advocate for issues, follow up, and question the government, not just by their presence during election campaigns.
They also call for continuous communication between MPs and citizens, and transparency about the files submitted to the legislative institution.
With the elections approaching, voters seem unwilling to settle for promises alone; they will demand a documented record before granting their trust again.