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Anas Perro, a member of the political bureau of the National Rally of Independents party, described the party's president and head of government, Aziz Akhannouch, as a leader whose guiding principle is "honesty, loyalty, and commitment." This came during his speech at the eleventh stop of the "Achievements Path" tour in the city of Nador.
He affirmed, in front of a gathering of the party's male and female members in the Eastern region, the importance of continuing to deliver government achievements to citizens, praising the success of this stop of the "Achievements Path," expressing his happiness to be in the "good land" of Nador, adding that the large presence is tangible proof of Moroccans' love for the party and appreciation for its leadership.
He also pointed out the presence of a number of Moroccans residing abroad, coming from Spain, France, Germany, Denmark, and Norway specifically to participate in this meeting, highlighting that this presence reflects their love and appreciation for the work that Aziz Akhannouch is doing "for the benefit of the nation, and the nation before the party, of course."
He confirmed that Aziz Akhannouch's speech was "comprehensive and inclusive" and contains "the essence and heart of what our government has accomplished," stressing that the achievements made are "significant and important, and have changed the lives of many citizens," pointing out that the testimonials presented during the meetings are "a small part" of what citizens feel in the agriculture, traditional industries, and other sectors.
The member of the political bureau of the National Rally of Independents party affirmed that working under Aziz Akhannouch's leadership is characterized by loyalty to the constants of the nation, loyalty to the King and the nation, and loyalty to the covenant made towards the citizens, pointing out that the commitment includes exerting "our utmost effort" to achieve a part of the citizens' aspirations and give them hope.
Perro praised the level of maturity and responsibility he observed among the fighters in the recent meetings, stressing that the party's basic slogans are "responsibility, listening, and transparency." He cited the words of Minister Mustapha Baitas, which he admired: "We work for the benefit of the nation and not the person," considering that this is the main title that drives the party's leaders and makes them travel thousands of kilometers to serve the nation.
Perro affirmed that the country's journey under the royal leadership is proceeding "steadily," and that His Majesty the King is the "beacon" that defines the vision, explaining that the government has succeeded in developing this vision, programs, and projects to be as close as possible to the citizen, and achieve a real and tangible impact.
He reviewed some quick figures that proved the real impact of the government's interventions, pointing out the disbursement of more than 4 billion dirhams to support the livestock breeders within one month, in addition to other achievements in the areas of housing, social support, and health coverage, stressing that "this is a tangible reality and not just words."
The member of the political bureau affirmed that the National Rally of Independents is following a "successful" path, and is a "strong party with its fighters and the confidence of the fighters," and is characterized by being a "cohesive, committed, and optimistic party that works with giving and continues to do so."
He addressed a message of challenge to critics and detractors, confirming that the government team is "cohesive and no one will come between us." He said: "People can criticize us, it's not a problem, criticize me objectively and I accept your criticism and may act upon it," but he completely rejected "the attack or belittling with misery, and you will find us confronting you."
He stressed that the party will not allow the passage of misinformation and will stand against it strongly, because the leadership has "great confidence in the qualifications of this nation… and in the work that we are doing," adding, "No matter how much the detractors stir up trouble, no matter how much the wretched ones are blinded, we will succeed. We will succeed. We will do our work with full faith and with full determination."
