HIBAPRESS – Al Hoceima
Dr. Mohamed Laaraj, a leader in the Popular Movement Party and former Minister of Culture, continues his field movements in the Al Hoceima province, within the framework of the election campaign for the upcoming legislative elections. He is leading the "Spike" party's campaign through a series of meetings and communication tours in several municipalities in the province.
The electoral stops attended by Laaraj witnessed a remarkable presence of residents, sympathizers, and party supporters, especially in the areas of Katama, Issaken, Bani Bounsar, and Targuist. This scene reflects the widening scope of the Popular Movement's campaign presence in recent days.
During his tours, Laaraj focuses on direct communication with citizens, listening to their concerns and expectations, as well as presenting the content of the Popular Movement Party's electoral program, particularly concerning local development, improving public services, infrastructure, and supporting job opportunities and investment.
The municipality of Abd Al-Ghayr Al-Sawahil, in the Katama region, also witnessed a remarkable popular reception for Mohamed Laaraj during one of the campaign stops, with the presence of many locals and party sympathizers. The stop also provided an opportunity for direct communication and raising several issues that concern the local population.
These movements come in an electoral context where the Al Hoceima constituency is witnessing competition among several lists and political figures, with the election date approaching. Meanwhile, various candidates continue to intensify their field tours and meetings with voters.
Laaraj, who previously represented the Al Hoceima province in parliament and held a government position, relies on field presence and direct communication with citizens during his current campaign, in an attempt to explain his electoral program and re-establish communication with various areas of the province.
With the campaign entering its final stages, the "Spike" tours continue in several municipalities, amidst public presence and interaction at the stops led by the candidate of the Popular Movement list, awaiting the results from the ballot boxes.
