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Lachaq's 2026 Pilgrim Campaign
The article focused on an extensive field and communicative tour undertaken by Fouzi Lekjaa, a prominent leader in the Authenticity and Modernity Party, during the election campaign in Morocco. He traveled over 10,500 kilometers, visiting various regions across the north, south, east, and west, including vulnerable areas, the Atlas Mountains, and the southeastern regions. The tour began in Tiznit in Souss, passing through places such as Akalmous, Midelt, Fez, and Oujda, eventually reaching the southern provinces like Dakhla, and concluded in the province of Berkane. The meetings were primarily with citizens, emphasizing the importance of direct communication with the electoral base—an essential step the party considered vital for strengthening their presence and boosting the election campaign. Lekjaa also played a crucial role in revitalizing the party, which had been plagued by organizational issues and scandals, helping it achieve significant results in the elections.
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