Mehdi Bensaïd and Fouzi Lekjaa Join Forces in Akkari
On September 14, 2026, Mehdi Bensaïd, the outgoing Minister of Youth, Culture, and Communication, embarked on an important leg of his electoral campaign in the Akkari neighborhood of Rabat. Accompanied by Fouzi Lekjaa, a newly joined member of the Authenticity and Modernity Party (PAM), Bensaïd's presence attracted a significant crowd, underscoring the growing visibility and appeal of his candidacy in the Ocean constituency.
During this campaign stop, Bensaïd, who is also a member of the PAM's collegiate presidency, navigated through the bustling streets of Akkari, resonating with the locals through the party's slogans. The inclusion of Lekjaa, who has quickly become a prominent figure within PAM since his recent affiliation, further amplified Bensaïd's message and outreach efforts to the electorate.
Engaging with the Community and Building Support
In a statement to the local media outlet Le360, Bensaïd expressed how familiar he is with the neighborhood, having interacted with many of its youth and residents in the past. His campaign event served not only as a platform to reconnect with the constituents but also as a vital opportunity to showcase the unity and solidarity within the PAM as it rallies behind its candidates in key areas of the Ocean constituency.
While Bensaïd engaged actively with the crowd, Lekjaa's role was more symbolic, as he greeted the locals and navigated through the dense assembly of supporters who had gathered to see the two leaders. This joint appearance was indicative of PAM's strategic approach to consolidate its leadership and boost its visibility in one of Rabat's essential neighborhoods.
As this campaign progresses, Bensaïd's efforts, bolstered by Lekjaa's influential presence, will play a crucial role in shaping the electoral landscape and potentially securing a favorable outcome for PAM in the upcoming elections.
As reported by fr.le360.ma.
