Akhannouch: "The RNI Builds Talent, Not Last-Minute Recruits"

Moroccan Prime Minister Aziz Akhannouch defended his government's achievements and presented his party's vision for 2026-2031 during a rally in Dakhla, emphasizing a commitment to internal talent development over opportunistic recruitment.

"You are the ones who will win the elections, because citizens want those who work, not those who shout loudly. We are not in an electoral transfer market; we are a party that builds its talent and prepares for elections through field work, not by attracting names at the last moment," Akhannouch stated. He stressed that the National Rally of Independents (RNI) focuses on cultivating its own capabilities and engaging in practical efforts rather than seeking high-profile figures late in the campaign.

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You are the ones who will win the elections, because citizens want those who work, not those who shout loudly. We are not in an electoral transfer market; we are a party that builds its talent and prepares for elections through field work, not by attracting names at the last moment.

Akhannouch highlighted the significant development projects underway in the Dakhla-Oued Ed-Dahab region, underscoring the area's transformation. These include the Atlantic Dakhla port, road infrastructure, and investments in food industries, tourism, and renewable energy. He also pointed to the completion of local sports facilities, squares, gardens, and local markets, alongside upgrades to drinking water and sanitation networks, as evidence of the region's dynamic progress.

Addressing ongoing challenges in employment, education, health, and regional equity, Akhannouch acknowledged that "not everything is going well" but affirmed the government's continuous work on practical solutions. He expressed confidence that true development is reflected in the daily lives of residents and that the RNI's program aims to deepen social and economic reforms. The party's plan for the next term includes completing reforms in education and health, expanding school transportation and meal programs, and boosting investment to create jobs across the kingdom.

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not everything is going well