Ojjar: Participants in government must accept outcomes
The article conveys Mohammed Oujar's assertion, a member of the Political Bureau of the National Rally for Independents Party, that Morocco has achieved a continuous path of reform and development during King Mohammed VI’s years of rule. Emphasis was placed on strengthening a robust democratic experience that is irreversible. He confirmed that democracy goes beyond mere electoral rules; it encompasses a commitment to values, ideas, and projects, with political actors bearing the responsibility to promote it—especially in moments of disagreement—where each party bears its political and moral responsibilities. He pointed out that the current government is formed of multiple parties, not just a single party, which necessitates collective work and fulfilling promises to citizens. He also warned against unethical political competition practices, such as attempts to dismantle organizations and interfere with electoral competition, emphasizing that democracy is not built on rhetoric that pretends to political morality while practicing methods that contradict it. He concluded by stating that the National Rally for Independents Party plans to navigate the transitional phase leveraging its organizational capabilities, without resorting to populism or what is known as political maneuvering ("mercato"). Instead, the focus will be on safeguarding trust in institutions and strengthening democracy through strong and responsible political parties.
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