Moroccan residents rally over political disputes
A large rally was held by the Justice and Development Party in Casablanca, attended by over 3,000 people. The party's secretary-general, Abdelilah Benkirane, focused his speech on defending his party, asserting its victory in the elections and clarifying its stance on previous political alliances. Benkirane addressed the issue of government coalitions, noting that his party remained in government with the support of the people, who view it as a supporter of Islam and Moroccan identity. He emphasized his rejection of any attempts to target Islamists or to steer the country back toward the colonial past. He also highlighted the importance of the monarchy, praising its role in maintaining national stability, and rejected any initiatives aimed at undermining national unity. He reaffirmed that Morocco is a Muslim nation led by King Mohammed VI, and that political choices must respect its national and religious identity. Benkirane’s speech was filled with political and religious messages and received a strong response from the audience, who demonstrated clear loyalty to the party and its principles.
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