Leshkar Gains Recognition as Small Kessab

The article discusses Idriss Laïssakka's statement, the First Secretary of the Socialist Union Party, regarding the involvement of the Royal Institution in citizens' issues, particularly supporting small farmers and marginalized herders affected by the crisis and drought. Laïssakka affirmed that royal institutions intervene to provide direct support when the government is unable to do so, and that they play a fundamental arbitration role during times of crisis. He also addressed the party's rejection of using the cases of Rif protest detainees for political to justify political gains, emphasizing the party's call for amnesty and affirming that these issues should not be turned into electoral tools. Additionally, he mentioned the party's efforts to avoid conflicts among ruling parties concerning support files and corruption accusations, urging such complaints to be referred to the judiciary. Overall, the article emphasizes the role of the Royal Institution as a guarantor of social justice and a supporter of vulnerable groups in the country.

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