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Shuki from Al-Faqih Al-Tilwani: "Al-Ahrar" rejects political usage
The article features statements by Mohamed Shouki, President of the National Rally for Reform Party, regarding the political and social challenges facing Morocco, especially in light of recent events near occupied Ceuta. He confirmed that social phenomena such as mass gatherings, a weak sense of national pride, and the tendency of some youth to emigrate due to deteriorating economic and cultural conditions are impacting the labor market and transforming young people's perceptions of work. He pointed out that the digital model and shifting values related to work are reshaping youth orientations, calling for a comprehensive community discussion on this transformation. Additionally, he emphasized the party's stance in supporting national institutions and the need to focus on inclusive youth policies to address the crisis, including enhancing education and creating employment opportunities.
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