Otin: No official offer received; Popular Movement opposes being a backup

The article discussed the statements and political stances of the Secretary-General of the Popular Movement Party, Mohamed Ouzine, regarding the possibility of his party joining the current government coalition. He confirmed that the party has not received any official offer so far and that it refuses to be considered a "reserve wheel" in politics, believing that its role transcends that stage thanks to its historical legacy and managerial expertise. Ouzine explained that the meeting with the Prime Minister's Office was ceremonial and did not address coalition possibilities, stating that their participation would be based on eligibility and their capacity to manage strategic sectors. He also emphasized the importance of implementing positive changes in public policies, particularly concerning purchasing power and the social support system. Despite financial challenges and the lack of public support, he considered his party's parliamentary results "satisfactory and acceptable." He highlighted the significance of respecting voters' will, reaffirming that democracy requires acknowledgment of the ballot boxes, and that the party takes pride in its political standing and foundational role.

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