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Meryam Idrissi Withdraws Candidature
The article discusses the issue of selecting female candidates within the party for elections and the differing standards between merit and competence versus financial contributions. Former lawyer and unionist, Maryam Al-Idrisi, highlighted that the matter of financial funding and not making it a criterion in the selection process raises questions about transparency and integrity, especially after allegations involving amounts reaching 9.6 million cents and the sale of endorsements. Al-Idrisi clarified that her objection was to the lack of transparency standards and the failure to consider financial capacity as a factor in the selection of female candidates. She emphasized that empowering women politically should be based on competence, not financial standing. She also announced her decision not to run in the upcoming elections following her resignation, reaffirming that the disagreement is not personal but about transparency procedures and standards.
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