Mohamed Chaouki, president of the National Rally of Independents (RNI), has emphasized his party's commitment to engaging with Moroccan citizens ahead of the upcoming elections. During a recent visit to Tétouan, Chaouki highlighted the party's efforts to listen to citizens and understand their concerns. He cited examples of meetings held in various regions, including Guercif, Youssoufia, and Tan-Tan, where citizens shared their struggles and aspirations.

Chaouki pointed out that these meetings took place before the electoral campaign, as part of the RNI's proximity approach. He stressed that these interactions allowed the party to grasp the difficulties and preoccupations of citizens. In contrast, he criticized other parties for only recently discovering the "deep Morocco," referring to regions such as Azrou, Missour, Assa, and Es-Semara.

The RNI president presented his party's program, "Dignity and Opportunities for All," which he described as realistic and achievable. The program focuses on improving the lives of citizens, particularly in terms of salary, employment, and access to public services. Chaouki highlighted the party's pledge to increase the minimum wage to 5,000 dirhams.

Chaouki also emphasized the importance of providing quality healthcare and education services across the country, without territorial disparities. The program aims to create opportunities for young people, promote economic and social development, and improve living standards.

During his visit to Tétouan, Chaouki shared stories of citizens he met during his travels, including a mother who wakes up at 5 am to work and support her child's education, and young graduates seeking employment. These anecdotes illustrated the challenges faced by many Moroccans and the need for effective solutions.

Chaouki's comments reflect the RNI's strategy to connect with citizens and address their concerns. By engaging with people from various regions, the party aims to demonstrate its commitment to understanding their needs and aspirations. The upcoming elections will be an opportunity for the RNI to present its vision and program to the Moroccan people.

The "Dignity and Opportunities for All" program has been designed to address the pressing issues facing Moroccans. With its focus on improving living standards, creating opportunities, and promoting development, the program aims to make a positive impact on the lives of citizens. The RNI's efforts to engage with citizens and present its vision will likely play a significant role in shaping the country's future.

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  • Mohamed Chaouki emphasizes the RNI's commitment to engaging with Moroccan citizens ahead of elections.

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