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Nador's political decline precedes development setbacks
The article addresses the crisis of the political elite in Nador and Morocco in general. It emphasizes that the problem is not merely delayed projects or weak investments, but the core of the crisis lies in the decline of producing strong and qualified political leaders based on competence. It also highlights a tendency to think within a traditional cultural framework that relies on personal loyalty and obedience rather than debate and accountability. This reflects a pattern of relationships characterized by loyalty and obedience tied to the "sheikh and disciple" model, which hampers the renewal of political elites, weakens internal democracy within parties, and leads to poor political representation in elected institutions. The article underscores the importance of political culture reform and enhancing internal party democracy, so that young party members have opportunities to compete based on competence and flexibility. Such reforms are essential to enable the region to effectively harness its developmental potential and to rebuild trust in political work as a means to serve the public good.
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