Morocco pledges free elections
Morocco, Politics, 3/9/2002

Morocco on Friday renewed pledge to hold free, honest and transparent elections next September.

"We have the ambition to hold the first transparent elections in Morocco based on a voting by list," Moroccan Socialist Prime Minister Abderrahmane Youssoufi told Senegalese Le Soleil daily.

Youssoufi, who heads a center-left coalition government since 1998, said he aspires to see the role of the executive branch consolidated.

Youssoufi dwelt in his interview on the achievement of his team in economic and social realms.

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