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Nabila Rahmili on social reforms in Ba Mohammed
Nabila Rmili, a member of the Political Office of the National Rally for Independence Party, emphasized the importance of fieldwork and close proximity to citizens in achieving political and developmental reforms. She affirmed that the party prioritizes implementing programs on the ground as a core part of its strategy, with a focus on strengthening vital sectors such as education and health. She pointed out that reforms in the education system include improving teachers and developing pioneering schools aimed at reducing school dropout rates, while healthcare sector reforms are a long-term project that requires building and qualifying institutions. She also revealed a proposal called “Performance in Thirds” to ease the financial burden on families, along with efforts to digitize health services by establishing a comprehensive digital medical record. Rmili stressed the necessity of completing reforms and not reversing them, affirming that the party's program is derived from the realities and needs of citizens, relying on young and skilled professionals.
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