The Moroccan Socialist Union party, also known as the Party of Justice and Development's rival, held a rally in Ait Oumira, a town in the Ashتوكة أيت باها province. The event, which took place on September 18, 2026, drew a large crowd of supporters. The party's members and leaders discussed their plans and vision for the region's development.
The rally was part of the party's campaign for the 2026 legislative elections. The party's leaders, including Ahmed Mufid, a member of the party's political bureau, addressed the crowd, outlining the party's national program and its 20 commitments to the citizens. They emphasized their focus on fighting corruption and improving the country's healthcare, education, and employment sectors.
The party's regional secretary, Jawad Farji, expressed his disappointment with the current state of development in the region. Despite its rich natural and agricultural resources, the region suffers from poor infrastructure, including frequent water shortages and inadequate sanitation. Farji criticized the region's parliamentary representatives for their lack of action in addressing these issues.
The rally also highlighted the struggles of women and workers in the region. Fadwa Rajwani, a candidate on the party's regional list, spoke about the poor healthcare services for women, including the lack of maternity wards and the need for women to travel to Akadir for medical care. She also raised concerns about the difficult working conditions for farm workers.
Ahmed Raji, a member of the Democratic Federation of Labor, focused on the social and economic challenges faced by workers and farmers in the region. He denounced the arbitrary dismissal of workers and the lack of healthcare coverage and low wages. Raji called for greater action from the authorities to address these issues.
The rally concluded with a speech by Moulay Ahmed Al-Kaabouz, the party's candidate for the legislative elections. He lamented the continued marginalization of the region and the failure to address its development challenges. Al-Kaabouz called for a new approach to politics, one that prioritizes the needs of the people and promotes transparency and accountability.
The event was attended by a large crowd of young people and women, who came to show their support for the party and its candidates. The party's leaders emphasized their commitment to representing the interests of the region's citizens and promoting their rights.
Key points
- The Moroccan Socialist Union party organized a rally in Ait Oumira to highlight development and social issues in the region.
- The party's leaders outlined their national program and commitments to citizens, focusing on fighting corruption and improving healthcare, education, and employment.
- The rally highlighted the struggles of women and workers in the region, including poor healthcare services and difficult working conditions.
