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Shouki on pre-election position sharing
The article discusses statements by Mohamed Shouki, the head of the National Rally for Reform Party, regarding the importance of relying on fieldwork and direct communication with citizens before elections. He emphasizes that the party is following a clear path built on achievements and a comprehensive program. He rejects the distribution of positions and alliances before voters cast their ballots, highlighting that elections should be an opportunity to present programs rather than a market for political bargaining. He also points out that success requires focusing on solving citizens' problems and turning commitments into concrete actions, warning against exploiting political issues solely for electoral gains. Additionally, he stresses the need for voters to trust in the results and programs of the parties, and advocates for parties to pursue serious work and transparency instead of focusing on unachievable promises.
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