HIBAPRESS from Mazouada
Saeed Ait Bajja, head of the National Federation of Roudani Artists, highlighted that the achievements of the government, headed by Aziz Akhannouch, are not confined to numbers and programs, but rather their impact is evident in the lives of a wide segment of citizens. He considered that what has been achieved in the past five years forms a foundation for continuing the reform path in the next phase.
During a communication meeting organized by the National Rally of Independents Party on Sunday in the Mazouada commune, Chichaoua province, as part of the election campaign, in the presence of Aziz Akhannouch, head of government and member of the party's political bureau, and a number of Roudani leaders, Ait Bajja recalled two examples he considered indicative of the impact of government policies on citizens' lives. These relate to directing support to livestock breeders during the drought period and the government's success in definitively closing the "contractual" file.
Ait Bajja pointed out that the multiplicity of initiatives launched by the government makes it difficult to summarize its achievements in a single headline. He noted that he recently revisited the electoral program presented by the party in 2021 to compare commitments with what has been achieved on the ground, before concluding that the government has implemented a large number of the promised measures and reforms.
In this context, Ait Bajja called for building on what has been achieved and not abandoning the ongoing initiatives. He considered that the challenge in the current elections lies in continuing the path and strengthening its results, saying: "We will vote for what Mr. Aziz Akhannouch has accomplished so that we can complete the path."
In his political message, the head of the National Federation of Roudani Artists stressed that continuity remains necessary to complete reforms and give them sufficient time to yield their full results. He also criticized calls for a "change of course" from parties that were part of the governmental majority, emphasizing that political practice requires clarity and adherence to commitments.
