HIBAPRESS – Ahmed Al-Musaed
Dr. Omar Hajjira, a member of the Executive Committee of the Istiqlal Party, chaired, this Saturday evening, October 24th, at the party's headquarters in Oujda, an extensive communication and organizational meeting, attended by the party's leaders in the region, members of the National Council, and representatives of all parallel organizations.
The meeting, which was attended by each of Mohamed Zine, the party inspector, Rachid Zamhout, the regional secretary, and Dr. Essam Aissaoui, a member of the Istiqlal Unity and Egalitarian Team in the House of Representatives, focused on discussing and analyzing the most important developments and events at the national and international levels. The meeting allocated a significant portion to presenting and discussing the priorities and major files awaiting the new legislative session, which His Majesty King Mohammed VI opened with a noble speech in which he defined the major projects that will lead the path of development in the country. In this context, the participants expressed their pride in the results achieved thanks to the wise policies of His Majesty the King, pointing out that his Majesty's wisdom is reflected in many achievements, including the historic victory achieved by the national youth team under 20 years old in the World Cup. At the conclusion of the meeting, a strategic agreement was reached aimed at enhancing the party's openness to the youth category. An agreement was reached with the Istiqlal Youth offices and all parallel youth organizations in the region to organize a series of direct communication meetings with young women and men who do not exceed 35 years of age. This move aims to exchange ideas and get closer to the interests of this vital age group, and involve them in the political and organizational discussion of the party at the Oujda region level. This meeting comes in the context of an active organizational movement witnessed by the Istiqlal Party, in preparation for upcoming political and organizational entitlements, and in confirmation of its role in keeping pace with national and international issues.
