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Shuki: Our right to connect with Moroccans remains intact
Mohamed Shouki, President of the National Rally for Independents Party, affirmed that the right of political parties and government officials to communicate with citizens is a constitutional and political right. It should not be restricted or used as a tool for political or electoral posturing. He explained that the Prime Minister is responsible for implementing public policies and committed to engaging with Moroccans and defending the government's achievements, whether in normal circumstances or during electoral campaigns. He also emphasized that communication is a political duty toward citizens, not a privilege granted to anyone. The party continues to explain its choices and defend its accomplishments despite political changes and electoral competition. He pointed out that the government has faced challenges such as drought and international crises, and that the party is responsible and accepts accountability based on facts and results. He underscored the importance of accelerating reforms in health, education, and employment sectors, by providing clear programs and comprehensive initiatives to reach all regions. He stressed that elections should be a moment to compare projects and ideas. The National Rally for Independents trusts in its ability to organize campaigns and attract voters, reaffirming its respect for political competition and working according to programs, while being ready for upcoming efforts and bearing responsibility according to the will of the people.
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