Strengthening Political Presence through Community Meetings
The Authenticity and Modernity Party (PAM) has significantly bolstered its presence in the Fes community by organizing two interactive meetings on Monday, August 24, 2026. The first meeting took place at the home of activist Mahjouba, while the second was held at the local party office. This initiative was spearheaded by young leaders Khalid and Idris, with participation from numerous young party members.
Notable attendees included Mohsen Azmi Hassni, the party's candidate for the Northern Fes constituency, and Khadija Hajoubi Yaqoubi, representing the same district. The meetings also saw the involvement of regional youth organization members from PAM, alongside various local and regional party leaders, civil society representatives, and a significant turnout of young men and women from the Fes community.
These meetings are part of a broader initiative by the PAM to enhance direct engagement with citizens, allowing community members to express their opinions, concerns, and expectations through a framework focused on listening, dialogue, and direct interaction. They served as an open platform for discussion and exchange of viewpoints, where participants, particularly the youth and women, raised various issues of interest to the Fes community and offered suggestions related to local affairs and daily life.
Moreover, the gatherings fostered a dynamic interaction between attendees and party representatives, characterized by an atmosphere of dialogue and openness. This environment allowed for the identification of several priorities that require further attention and discussion on ways to improve fieldwork and enhance responsiveness to citizens' expectations.
The strong presence of youth and women during the meetings highlighted a desire to expand participation and engage in political and organizational work, providing greater opportunities for young and female voices to contribute to local public discourse and express their aspirations.
From an organizational and political standpoint, the initiative showcased the mobilization level within the party structures in Fes, reaffirming the commitment of its various components to engage in fieldwork and communication, as they prepare for upcoming legislative elections with a unified organizational spirit and continuous field presence.
The organization of these meetings aligns with the dynamic momentum experienced by the party structures at both regional and local levels, reflecting a commitment to solidifying community engagement and broadening communication channels with residents. This approach positions listening and dialogue as fundamental elements of political and fieldwork.
In conclusion, the meetings underscored the importance of continuing these community-driven initiatives, enhancing the party's visibility among citizens, and addressing their expectations and concerns while maintaining organizational mobilization in preparation for the forthcoming legislative challenges.
As reported by pam.ma.
