The Independence Party's election campaign in Nador has taken on a strong field presence, with Mahammadi Touhtouh, the party's list leader, embarking on a series of communication tours across the region. These tours have covered various communes, markets, neighborhoods, and public spaces that are part of the daily life of Nador's residents. On September 8, a meeting was held in Zaiou, where Touhtouh presented the party's candidates, along with Latifa Al-Tayyibi, the party's regional list leader.
Touhtouh's campaign has focused on direct communication with citizens, moving beyond organizational meetings to engage with traders, professionals, and residents. His presence in the campaign is not only based on his current election efforts but also draws on his previous experience in managing local affairs and parliamentary work. Having previously chaired the Bouchark commune council from 2015 to 2021, Touhtouh later became a member of parliament after the 2021 elections.
During his campaign, Touhtouh has emphasized listening to residents' concerns and converting them into institutional files. He has highlighted job creation as a key challenge for the region's future, particularly for young people, and stressed the importance of supporting investment, encouraging economic initiatives, and linking training to labor market needs. The creation of jobs is not just about creating positions but also about transforming the region's economic potential and strategic location into opportunities for its residents.
The Nador West Mediterranean project holds a special place in discussions about the region's future, given its strategic importance and economic and logistical potential. The project aims to build a local economic system capable of benefiting from this dynamic. This involves investing in local skills, qualifying young people, supporting entrepreneurship, and linking logistical services and industries related to the port to Nador's economic fabric.
Health, education, and social justice are also key concerns for Nador's residents. Touhtouh has previously raised several issues related to healthcare in the region, including the situation at the Al-Hassani Hospital and the need for better healthcare infrastructure and resources. Education is another area that requires attention, whether it involves expanding school offerings or strengthening training institutions and linking them to the region's future needs.
The Independence Party's campaign in Nador aims to present a vision for the region's future, based on Touhtouh's experience and commitment to addressing local concerns. The party's program focuses on economic and social development, job creation, and improving living standards for residents. By engaging directly with citizens and listening to their concerns, Touhtouh and the Independence Party seek to build trust and demonstrate their ability to represent the region's interests.
As the election approaches, various parties competing for the four parliamentary seats allocated to the Nador constituency are intensifying their field presence. The Independence Party's campaign, led by Touhtouh, is focused on converting local demands into institutional files that can be followed up on and addressed within the legislative institution. Ultimately, the election represents an opportunity for citizens to test the programs, visions, and commitments of candidates.
Key points
- The Independence Party's campaign in Nador focuses on job creation, healthcare, education, and social justice.
- Mahammadi Touhtouh, the party's list leader, is leading the campaign, drawing on his experience in local governance and parliamentary work.
- The campaign aims to present a vision for the region's future, based on Touhtouh's experience and commitment to addressing local concerns.
