HIBAPRESS – Taounate
Mohammed Chouki, a member of the political bureau of the National Rally of Independents party, confirmed yesterday, Sunday, in the municipality of Tissa, in the province of Taounate, that what bothers some parties is the fact that the party is steadily moving on the right path, highlighting that there are those who are now suffering from what he described as "National Rally of Independents phobia".
Chouki explained, during his speech at the ninth station of the national tour "Path of Achievements" in the Fez-Meknes region, that the party's militants in the region are working with a high spirit of seriousness and responsibility, seeking to implement the directives of His Majesty the King and achieve the aspirations of citizens for dignity and social justice. The speaker pointed out that the campaigns that escalate whenever the party achieves a new success have not deterred the party chairman Aziz Akhannouch from enhancing the organizational vitality of the party, confirming that the Liberals are much stronger than their opponents imagine, thanks to field work and realistic achievements, not delayed promises. 
Chouki pointed out that the Liberal party does not fear accountability because it tours various cities and villages of Morocco with its results on the ground, denouncing what he described as "cheap campaigns" that aim to obstruct the party's clear and transparent project. He stressed that these maneuvers will not stop a party that derives its strength from its proximity to citizens, and from its president who has been bearing the blows for four years through campaigns run in “dark rooms”. 
He stressed that Moroccans are not deceived by empty slogans, but rather measure achievement by its impact on their daily lives, highlighting that citizens today believe in the concept of the social state that places health, education, housing, improving wages, developing the capabilities of territorial communities, tourism, agriculture and supporting companies at the core of its priorities. Chouki stated that the attacks targeting the health and education sectors are not new, but rather systematic plans to weaken public institutions, adding that the Liberal party will continue, along with its president, to contribute to building the rising Morocco with confidence and steadfastness.
