Taza – Ahmed Sabbar
The city of Taza hosted, on Saturday, March 28th, the works of the seventh national conference of the Front of Democratic Forces party, organized under the slogan "Political Participation: An Entry to Social and Spatial Justice," in a prominent organizational and political station reflecting the party's dynamism and the stakes of the next phase.
The conference witnessed the presence of conferees representing various regions and provinces of the Kingdom, in an atmosphere marked by serious and responsible discussions on organizational and political issues, as well as ways to strengthen the party's position in the national political scene. The conference's proceedings were distinguished by the approval of the party's basic documents, along with the literary and financial reports, which reviewed the performance during the previous phase, both at the organizational, communication, and political levels, with a number of observations and recommendations aimed at developing the party's performance and strengthening its field presence. In the most prominent outcomes of this organizational entitlement, the conferees renewed their confidence in Dr. Mustafa Ben Ali, where he was elected as the national secretary-general of the Front of Democratic Forces party for a third term, in a step that reflects a broad consensus within the party on the continuity of the current leadership, for the experience and expertise it has accumulated in managing the party's affairs and strengthening its political presence. This renewal comes in a context characterized by increasing political and social challenges, where the party, through its new-old leadership, is betting on strengthening the mechanisms of political framing, opening up to various actors, and contributing to the development of realistic alternatives that respond to the aspirations of citizens, especially in terms of achieving social and spatial justice. The conference was also an opportunity to emphasize the importance of political participation as a fundamental entry point for reform, and to call for restoring confidence in party and institutional work, through the renewal of elites and the strengthening of internal democracy. The next phase is expected to witness the launch of a new organizational dynamic within the party, keeping pace with the transformations that the national political scene is witnessing, and anticipating the upcoming entitlements, with a view to strengthening the positioning of the Front of Democratic Forces as a political actor seeking to effectively contribute to achieving development and justice.
