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Shouki on elections and alliances
The article focused on affirming by Mohamed Shoki, President of the National Rally for Reform Party, in Dakhla that elections are not a platform for distributing ministerial posts or for early announcements of alliances and sharing responsibilities. He clarified that the final say should rest with the voters, and those who start distributing positions before polling stations open should wait for the citizens’ decision. Shoki criticized statements suggesting pre-arranged alliances between ministries, emphasizing that parties should clearly present their programs and candidate lists, leaving the final word to the voters. He affirmed that the party's focus is on fieldwork and accomplishing issues that matter in citizens’ daily lives, aiming to build public trust rather than relying on unfeasible promises. He explained that a successful electoral program stems from long-term listening to the needs of citizens, not from clandestine plans or false promises. He called on the party’s activists in Dakhla to continue their work on the ground, expressing his confidence in his candidates in the city, and emphasizing that the goal is to achieve first place through the trust of voters, not through pre-made alliances unsupported by the votes of local residents.
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