HIBAPRESS – A. Mahyaoui
In a scene reflecting the importance of combining institutional work with field communication, Oussama Breik continues his presence by shifting from concern with financial and legislative issues to direct interaction with citizens' expectations. Yesterday, he participated in a session to present the draft finance bill for the year 2027, before heading today to the province of Midelt, a step aimed at listening to the pulse of the street and understanding the daily concerns and preoccupations of the residents.
This step reflects the importance of field presence in strengthening communication with citizens and getting closer to their social and living realities, especially vulnerable groups and families facing challenges related to purchasing power and living conditions. These groups remain in need of someone to listen to their demands and convey their concerns to the relevant authorities.
According to circulated information, a number of residents have praised Breik's initiatives to communicate with citizens, especially the poor, considering that listening to their concerns and getting closer to their issues are fundamental entry points for understanding their expectations and strengthening trust between officials and citizens.
The importance of such movements is not limited to their communication aspect alone, but also highlights the necessity of linking institutional work to lived reality, so that citizens' social and economic issues remain at the core of public discourse, and demands expressed in the field are transformed into actionable initiatives and proposals.
Between engaging in legislative discussions and continuing direct communication with residents, the main challenge remains translating listening into practical steps that respond to citizens' expectations and give the most vulnerable groups a deserved place within the priorities of development and social work in the province of Midelt.
