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The news discusses the Socialist Union's decision to participate in the upcoming government. The National Council has finalized its position and entrusted Idriss Lachgar with negotiating the names and commitments. The analysis emphasizes that party participation requires being effective through defending the program and influencing government decisions, rather than just symbolic presence or distributing positions. The article calls for moving beyond empty statements and fieldwork to make a tangible impact in areas such as health, education, and employment. It also stresses the need for the party to review its internal performance, strengthen democracy and pluralism, in order to be capable of playing an active opposition role. Furthermore, it affirms that the selection of ministers should be based on competence and accountability. The participation aims to serve citizens' interests, not merely reward or allocate spoils. The article concludes by emphasizing the importance of holding the leadership accountable for the results of previous opposition efforts and its commitment to implementation.
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