HIBAPRESS – Ahmed Al-Msaad
The Oujda-Angad electoral constituency is witnessing intense political activity coinciding with the official announcement of the list of nominations submitted and registered to contest the legislative elections for the House of Representatives, scheduled to be held on Wednesday, September 23.
Official documents issued by the electoral constituency of the Oujda-Angad prefecture reveal wide participation from across the national political spectrum. Dozens of male and female candidates, distributed across party lists and blocs officially submitted, are competing fiercely for the seats allocated to this constituency.
The official nomination list includes a comprehensive group of parties and political bodies that have presented their list representatives and affiliated candidates. These are distributed according to the following administrative order: 1/ Progress and Socialism Party list: Wafaa Taji; 2/ National Rally of Independents Party list: Mohamed Kaidi; 3/ Independence Party list: Omar Hjira; 4/ Socialist Union Party list: Omar Aanan; 5/ Constitutional Union Party list: Mohamed Latrache; 6/ Justice and Development Party list: Abdullah El Hamel; 7/ Left Alliance list: Chakib Sebaiabi; 8/ Shura and Independence Party list: Mustafa Boukhriys; 9/ Social Justice and Freedom Party list: Yahya Rafii; 10/ Sustainable Development and Environment Party list: Hassan Bellaasri; 11/ Authenticity and Modernity Party list: Abdelkader Hadouri; 12/ Democratic Society Party list: Hafida Asbar; 13/ Moroccan Greens Party list: Abdullah Hadid; 14/ Popular Movement Party list: Mohamed Mahboub; 15/ Hope Party list: Abdelmalek Maqour; 16/ Moroccan Liberal Party list: Salah Eddine Eamamo; 17/ Front of Democratic Forces Party list: Yahya Darfouf; 18/ Moroccan Union for Democracy Party list: Yahya El Amrani; 19/ Reform and Development Party list: Ibrahim Belhouari; 20/ Renaissance Party list: Azzou-Dine El Maamouri; 21/ Social Center Party list: Mustafa Samsawi; 22/ Social Democratic Movement Party list: Omar Kaouachi; 23/ National Democratic Party list: Ahmed Nassiri; 24/ Labor Party list: Ahmed Faris.
This step is part of the legal and organizational arrangements framing the September 23 elections. The election campaign, aimed at introducing candidates and their programs to voters in the constituency, is set to begin. All competing parties are focusing on presenting local elites capable of expressing the aspirations of the residents and driving territorial development.
It is worth noting that the competent authorities in the Oujda-Angad prefecture have mobilized all logistical and organizational resources to ensure the smooth conduct of the electoral process under transparent conditions and in full respect of applicable legal regulations.
