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Morocco's PAM Party Aims to Lead Government After Elections
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Morocco's PAM Party Aims to Lead Government After Elections

From Hespress · () Arabic

Translated from Arabic, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • The Authenticity and Modernity Party (PAM) aims to lead Morocco's next government, targeting victory in upcoming legislative elections.
  • Party officials highlighted plans to support purchasing power, reduce prices, and combat rising living costs in their electoral program.
  • PAM criticized the health sector in the Casablanca-Settat region, vowing to implement reforms.

Morocco's Authenticity and Modernity Party (PAM) is positioning itself to emerge as the leading political force in the upcoming legislative elections, with the ultimate goal of heading the next government. Samir Koudar, head of the party's organization sector, expressed confidence in the party's readiness, citing the unity of its members and their commitment to securing victory across all regions, particularly in Casablanca-Settat.

PAM enters the upcoming elections with the ambition of leading the political scene and the next government.

— Samir KoudarHead of the organization sector within PAM, outlining the party's electoral goals.

During a rally in the city of Berrechid, party leaders outlined key aspects of their electoral program. A central focus will be on bolstering citizens' purchasing power, lowering prices, and curbing the escalating cost of living. Najwa Kokos, president of PAM's National Council, emphasized the party's commitment to social justice and vowed to combat high living costs through robust electoral programs, distinguishing them from mere populist rhetoric.

The health in the Casablanca-Settat region is killed.

— Najwa KokosPresident of PAM's National Council, criticizing the regional health sector.

Kokos also sharply criticized the current state of healthcare in the Casablanca-Settat region, describing it as "killed." She pledged that PAM would address this "major health deficit" through genuine reform initiatives, asserting the region's need for leaders capable of undertaking political, economic, and social reforms.

PAM's ambition is to top the upcoming elections and lead the government based on a clear political project.

— Hicham SabriSecretary of State for Employment and member of PAM's Political Bureau, on the party's aspirations.

Hicham Sabri, Secretary of State for Employment and a member of the party's Political Bureau, echoed the ambition to lead the government based on a clear political project. He defended the work of PAM's ministers within the current government and detailed plans for electoral programs, including establishing a universal healthcare system and ensuring free public education. The party also aims to guarantee the right to work, thereby improving opportunities for youth and enhancing citizens' purchasing power.

The citizens are no longer satisfied with slogans; they distinguish between those who work and those who only use slogans.

— Manal BdeilPresident of the Berrechid commune and a prospective candidate, emphasizing the need for action over rhetoric.
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Originally published by Hespress in Arabic. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.

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