HIBAPRESS – A. Mahyaoui
Mustafa Al-Misuri, the regional coordinator for the National Rally of Independents (RNI) party in the province of Taounate, addressed a directive to the party's male and female militants in the province, urging them to exercise prudence and responsibility in engaging with the upcoming political phase, and to refrain from the disputes and quarrels that may characterize political discourse, especially through social media platforms.
Al-Misuri emphasized, during an organizational meeting with the party's cadres and bases in the province, that respecting the various political stakeholders is a fundamental constant in practicing political work, whether during election campaigns or in the discussions that accompany them, stressing that political competition should remain based on programs and ideas, far from denigration or targeting individuals and entities.
In this context, the regional coordinator affirmed that the party's "real battle" should not be against individuals or political organizations, but rather for the sake of achieving development, responding to citizens' concerns, and defending the province's issues, considering that political work is measured by the ability to provide realistic and tangible solutions to the population.
Al-Misuri also called on the party's bases to focus on the electoral program and to work on presenting clear, precise, and implementable proposals that respond to citizens' priorities and aim to regain their confidence through field work and direct communication.
Regarding the nature of electoral competition, he considered that differences in programs and visions among various political components remain natural and healthy, provided that they occur within a framework of mutual respect and a spirit of responsibility, contributing to the elevation of political discourse and serving the public interest.
This directive comes in the context of preparations for the upcoming electoral events, as the National Rally of Independents party in the province of Taounate seeks to guide its militants based on a calmer political discourse, and to focus on field work and development programs, in contrast to digital disputes that may divert the discussion from the issues that concern the population.
