RNI Engages with Grassroots in Oujda and Agadir
The leadership of the National Rally of Independents (RNI) is actively engaging with its members in the cities of Oujda and Agadir as part of its preparations for the upcoming legislative elections scheduled for September 23. Key figures within the party, including Aziz Akhannouch, a member of the political bureau and the head of government, have been making the rounds to defend the current government's record and discuss the party's future agenda. In a compelling speech, RNI President Mohamed Chouki expressed pride in the achievements made during the current mandate, asserting that the party is well-equipped to advocate for its program and continue its reform efforts in the next term. Chouki emphasized the need for collective mobilization and preparation for the electoral campaign, instilling confidence in the party's ability to secure positive outcomes in the upcoming elections.
Akhannouch further highlighted the importance of protecting party institutions and fostering democratic debate within them. He acknowledged that differing viewpoints are a natural aspect of political practice and underscored that decisions made institutionally bind all party members. He remarked that political parties are constitutional institutions vital for the political landscape, with political offices serving as spaces for discussion, opinion exchange, and decision-making.
RNI Prepares for Legislative Elections in Souss Massa
During a mobilization meeting held in Agadir, Aziz Akhannouch reiterated the party's readiness for the electoral campaign, drawing on the strong support from its historical stronghold in Souss Massa. He emphasized that effective politics must lead to tangible improvements in citizens' lives, which the RNI has successfully delivered. The meeting resonated with attendees, setting a positive tone for the campaign ahead.
Akhannouch took the opportunity to reflect on the government's accomplishments, which include significant investments in infrastructure, social welfare, and environmental enhancements. He stated that the transformations in Agadir are not isolated efforts but rather part of a coherent vision aimed at enhancing the quality of life for citizens. He urged party members to engage directly with the electorate, to listen, explain, and staunchly defend the party's record.
Key figures from the party, such as Zakia Driouich, Secretary of State for Maritime Fisheries and the regional head of the electoral list, called upon the women of Souss-Massa to assert their importance in institutions and champion regional causes. Mohamed Chaouki, the RNI President, challenged the opposition to present concrete proposals on pressing issues such as employment and social protection, asserting that a robust party invests sustainably in its organizational strength and grassroots connections.
The meeting also included the announcement of candidates for the elections, reinforcing the party's commitment to showcasing its achievements and advocating for continued progress. RNI leaders concluded the gathering with a call for responsibility and transparency, emphasizing the importance of acknowledging successes and communicating them effectively to the public.
As reported by aujourdhui.ma.
