HIBAPRESS – A. Mahyaoui
Badr Benssaad, a parliamentarian for the Progress and Socialism Party in the Sefrou province, continues to strengthen his field presence in various areas of the province through direct communication with citizens and listening to their concerns, whether in urban or rural areas.
According to locally circulating data, Benssaad has registered a remarkable presence among the population recently, receiving increasing responsiveness during his meetings and interactions with citizens. This comes at a time when the direct relationship between the elected official and the voter has become one of the most prominent determinants of political presence at the local level.
The young parliamentarian is keen, according to the same data, to visit a number of areas and villages in the province, get closer to citizens, and directly learn about a set of demands and concerns primarily related to basic services, infrastructure, and socio-economic conditions.
This field presence comes in a political context experiencing increasing dynamism in the Sefrou province, especially with the approaching electoral deadlines, as various political forces compete to strengthen their presence and win the trust of voters.
Observers of local affairs believe that direct communication with the population remains a key factor in building trust, especially when coupled with listening to citizens and following up on and defending their issues through elected institutions.
Between the urban areas, villages, and remote regions, Badr Benssaad appears to be seeking to establish a model based on field presence and direct communication, in an attempt to strengthen his political and party position in the Sefrou province, pending the results of the upcoming elections.
