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Shouki from Dakhela: Wait for Moroccans' Word Before Position Segmentation
Mohamed Shouki, the head of the National Rally for Reform Party, emphasized that the party is approaching the upcoming elections with a clear vision based on closeness to citizens, fieldwork, and tangible achievements. He stated that the party does not rely on distributing positions or forming pre-election alliances before voters cast their ballots. Over the years, the party has built a strong record of direct engagement with citizens through programs like "Path of Trust" and "City Path," achieving concrete results in improving daily life issues such as urban development and public services. He stressed that the electoral campaign should be built on a measurable track record and a clear program, rather than mere promises and speeches; it should involve actionable steps. He reaffirmed that successful policies depend on the parties' ability to deliver and fulfill their commitments to voters. Additionally, he expressed his support for the party’s candidates in Dakhla, recognizing that the decisive factor is the citizens' trust. The party aims to secure the top position in the elections based on its program and candidates, not through pre-made alliances before people vote.
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