The pitiful state of a city

A city must be in the image of its inhabitants. It is senseless to design an agglomeration without there being people, united for better or for worse, aspiring to benefit from their rights since they pay for it, without derogating from their obligations. Taxpayers expect, therefore, to be properly served. The service and product they expect must be of quality. The credibility of civil servants and employees, at all levels, depends on the services they offer. They are supposed to know, without any pretension, that their work has never been free, and that the money received does not come from the pockets of their superiors. It is the citizens who pay it.Furthermore, one must also keep in mind the duty of citizenship. Has Moroccan wisdom not taught us that serving one's country is the source of the greatness of a good citizen? It is in this logic that our reaction regarding the current sta…