HIBAPRESS – Ahmed Al-Musaad
The Berkane district is preparing to hold an exceptional legislative election on September 23rd, where the intensity of electoral competition has escalated following the official announcement of the candidate lists, which reached 15 party lists. These lists include prominent names and faces that combine political experience, technocratic expertise, and young figures, making this session one of the most exciting and competitive electoral stations in the region.
Political parties are entering this electoral challenge with differentiated stakes to win the trust of the local population and represent the Berkane province under the dome of parliament. The electoral map in the district is characterized by broad political diversity, encompassing various sensitivities from the right and left, and majority and opposition parties.
List of heads of competing lists in the Berkane district: 1/ Justice and Development Party list: Mustapha Al-Qouri; 2/ Constitutional Union Party list: Mohamed Zerdali; 3/ Left Alliance list: Abdullah Bentafriit; 4/ National Rally of Independents Party list: Mohamed Sidiqi; 5/ Independence Party list: Abdelhakim Benabdellah Bouazza; 6/ Democratic Forces Front Party list: Jamal Eddine El Ammouri; 7/ Authenticity and Modernity Party list: Mohamed Ibrahimi; 8/ Socialist Union Party list: Wael Mohamed Awad; 9/ Popular Movement Party list: Aziz Ltrach; 10/ National Democratic Party list: Abdullah Lahsini; 11/ Progress and Socialism Party list: Fatima Zahra Al-Mahhi; 12/ Democratic Society Party list: Zouhair Amraoui; 13/ National Democratic Party list: Youssef Bentaleb; 14/ Environment and Sustainable Development Party list: Hassan Baghdadi; 15/ Renaissance Party list: Mourad Sahraoui.
Voters in the province look forward to the September 23rd election producing representatives capable of effectively advocating for developmental and regional issues, most notably the advancement of the agricultural sector, which is the backbone of the local economy in the region, supporting investment and employment, and developing infrastructure and social services.
With the countdown to election day underway, election campaigns for the various lists continue to persuade citizens of their electoral programs, amidst expectations for strong participation that reflects the political awareness of the province's population.
