This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
Heba Press. Rabat
The first writer of the Socialist Union of Popular Forces, Idris Lashkar, confirmed on Saturday in Rabat that Africa can become a locomotive of sustainable development and a new model for the construction of a more balanced and equitable world, thanks to its enormous potential and promising opportunities.
In a speech delivered at the World Council of the Socialist International, Mr. Lashkar said that Africa stands out for its strategic location that allows it to be “a part of the solution, not just a beneficiary.” of the repercussions of crises”, thanks to its enormous natural resources, its young and ambitious human capital and its unlimited economic opportunities.
He stressed that the Democratic Socialist Movement seeks to build a world which enshrines the national sovereignty of States and preserves the integrity of their territories, far from any external interference or economic and political domination, “a world in which everyone enjoys a true justice in the sharing of wealth. , and in which the economy is transformed into a means of achieving collective development.
On the other hand, Mr. Lashkar stressed that Morocco has established a unique democratic model in its regional and continental environment, which has made the Kingdom a pillar of stability in the region and on the entire continent.
He also highlighted the launch of major development projects aimed at achieving global and sustainable development, centered on the human being as a fundamental axis and taking into account the balance between the different regions from north to south, which has enabled to reduce social inequalities. and economic disparities.
He outlined a number of current political, economic and security challenges that threaten the security and stability of global societies, particularly irregular migration, terrorism and human trafficking, calling for the adoption of comprehensive strategies to address these challenges by addressing the root causes. of these phenomena, such as poverty, social marginalization and political instability.
The first writer of the Socialist Union of Popular Forces Party declared: “Today we are faced with major international challenges that require decisive positions and a right vision”, referring in particular to the question of the Palestinian people, “which is one of the longest running political issues.” and humanitarian conflicts in the modern era.
The conference, which will be held on Saturday and Sunday in Rabat under the slogan “Progressive solutions for a changing world”, brings together representatives of the social democratic, socialist and workers’ parties that are members of the International.
The conference participants focused on various issues such as “radicalization, peace and strengthening personal security”, “the Charter for the Future as an instrument of a new internationalism” and “social impact -economic climate change and natural disasters”.
