Rashid Tahraoui Alami, a member of the political bureau of the National Rally of Independents party, affirmed that Aziz Akhannouch established within the party a very important relationship based on respect for everyone, highlighting that "every stage has its men," as Akhannouch completed his mission and was succeeded by Mohamed Chouki naturally within the framework of rotation and continuity, which is a natural thing that becomes strange to some because it goes against the prevailing practices in a number of parties.
Tahraoui Alami highlighted that the election of Mohamed Chouki as head of the Rally party is different from what prevails in some parties that raise the slogan of youth empowerment without activating it, and that it was done in full respect for the regulations and organizational laws of the party, clarifying that Aziz Akhannouch could have amended the laws to remain in his position like other party leaders, but he established the Rally's convictions in rotation and the gradual advancement of young elites to keep pace with the new context and the development witnessed by our country and the world.
The Rally leadership considered that the ambition of the Free Party, like any political party, to win the first place in the elections is a legitimate and natural matter, pointing out that the party has continuous communication with the voters and firmly believes that the work done during the five years of the current government's term is good work in which everyone contributed for the rising Morocco.
Rashid Tahraoui Alami expected, during his hosting on the "Media 24" website, that the National Rally of Independents party would win the legislative elections next September, with a number of seats ranging between 105 seats and 112 parliamentary seats, stressing that he personally will run for these elections with his head held high by his party's record at the head of the government.
