HIBAPRESS – Ahmed Al-Musa'id
Oujda hosted a communication meeting organized by the Istiqlal Party, within the framework of a series of Ramadan meetings approved by the central leadership of the party under the supervision of the Secretary-General, Dr. Nizar Baraka. The meeting, which was framed by the member of the Executive Committee and Secretary of State for Foreign Trade, Omar Hajira, along with local and union leaders, formed an intellectual and organizational station to share visions about the major transformations taking place in the Kingdom and to discuss the new "Youth Charter."
In an opening speech, Hajira emphasized that this meeting is not just a meeting, but rather a "tie of kinship" with the party's female and male fighters, aiming to strengthen organizational cohesion away from the noise of election campaigns. He explained that the "Balance" party, through this initiative, is dedicating its historical approach as a party that works throughout the year, rejecting the logic of seasonal "election shops."
The meeting did not lack the recall of major national achievements under the wise leadership of His Majesty King Mohammed VI. Where the Secretary of State for Foreign Trade shed light on the qualitative leap in infrastructure, with a special focus on the port of Nador West Med.
Hajira pointed out that this strategic project will transform the direction of the East economically, making Morocco a major gateway for international trade and a logistical platform connecting Africa with Europe, especially since 95% of global exchanges take place by sea. The meeting also reviewed the Kingdom's great readiness in organizing major events, praising the dazzling success achieved by Morocco in hosting the "CAN" and its aspiration for the 2030 World Cup, which reflects continental leadership that impresses partners and bothers opponents.
In the international political aspect, the member of the Executive Committee of the party touched on the positive developments of the national issue, praising the successive diplomatic victories and the autonomy proposal that enjoys increasing international support. The speakers expressed their hope that this dynamic would open new horizons for Maghreb unity, stressing that regional integration is the only way to achieve the aspirations of the region's peoples and close the page of fabricated conflicts.
The youth file also occupied a large space in his speech as well, where he reviewed the details of the "Youth Charter" launched by the party based on extensive consultations that included various regions and rural areas.
The speakers called on Moroccan youth to overcome the stereotype that confines politics to ballot boxes, but rather to actively engage in political parties as a mechanism for formation and decision-making, and to contribute to local development through entrepreneurship and youth companies, as the meeting stressed that the party anticipated social transformations through a modernizing vision that keeps pace with the "digitization" generation, stressing that investing in youth is not a slogan but a daily practice translated by the Istiqlal Youth Organization and the Women's Organization through quality activities throughout the year.
The meeting concluded with a collective iftar meal, in an atmosphere that embodied the values of Istiqlal solidarity, with an emphasis on continuing mobilization in all regions to explain the party's orientations and contribute to the success of the major development projects led by His Majesty the King.
