Mustapha Benali, secretary general of Morocco's Democratic Forces Front party, says the Moroccan school system has seen no genuine reform in five years. He argues that reviving public education requires opening a broad and productive national debate rather than relying on patchwork fixes. Speaking as a guest on the program 'Attariq', he said the sector's imbalances can only be overcome through a new strategic and structural vision, one capable of building the school of the 21st century. Benali also repeated his party's support for the advancement of Moroccan women.