PAM Leadership Arrives in Fez for Key Political Stop Ahead of Legislative Elections
On September 8, 2026, the leadership of the Authenticity and Modernity Party (PAM) made a significant political stop in Fez as part of their ongoing campaign in preparation for the upcoming legislative elections scheduled for September 23. This visit holds particular importance considering Fez's status as a scientific capital and its electoral weight within the Fes-Meknes region.
The PAM leadership's arrival in Fez is part of a broader strategy to intensify grassroots mobilization, following the finalization of a substantial portion of their electoral arrangements within the region. Notably, the party has nominated Mohsen Azmi Hosni and Aziz Labar to contest elections in the northern and southern districts of Fez, respectively, alongside other candidates who will represent the party across various provinces in the region.
Fez's significance in PAM's electoral strategy stems from its position as one of the largest cities in the region, coupled with a highly competitive electoral atmosphere. This presence of central leadership at this critical juncture serves as a message of solidarity and encouragement to the party's grassroots members, activists, and voters, while also providing an opportunity to discuss the party's stakes in the forthcoming elections.
Recently, the PAM leadership has gained additional momentum with the official joining of former minister and parliamentarian Mohamed Abou to the party during an event held in Fez. This gathering saw the presence of national and regional leaders and elected officials, including Fawzi Lekjaa and Arabi Al-Mahrachi. The timing and location of this recruitment reflect the party's intention to strengthen its ranks with experienced political figures familiar with the regional landscape.
The visit to Fez is one of many organizational initiatives PAM has undertaken throughout the Fes-Meknes region, where it has held meetings to finalize candidates for several districts, including Sefrou, Boulemane, Moulay Yacoub, Meknes, Hajjaj, Taza, Ifrane, and Tounate. The party's recent participation in various municipalities during the last partial elections also adds a layer of relevance to the current tour, transforming it into a test of electoral readiness on the ground.
This round of campaigning is particularly crucial as the legislative elections approach, with the focus in Fez being on mobilizing support and unifying ranks around the nominated candidates. The PAM aims to translate recent organizational efforts into a competitive presence within one of the most significant electoral districts in the kingdom.
As reported by ar.le360.ma.
