Mohamed Aujjar: We will not tolerate political ‘brokers’ and fallacies

Aujjar sends strong messages from Oujda and warns against ‘falsification of facts’

In an escalation that reflects the strong orientation of the National Rally of Independents (RNI) as elections approach, party leader Mohamed Aujjar launched a fierce attack on the phenomenon of political nomadism, describing it as an unjustified transition that is a stab in the back of the popular will and a blow to the clarity required by sound democratic practice.

Confronting ‘fallacies’ with firmness

During a crowded meeting in Oujda, Aujjar, the party’s regional coordinator in the Oriental region, did not hesitate to direct sharp criticism at parties—which he chose not to name—that strive to confuse public opinion with suspicious agendas. The RNI leader pledged to ‘respond with force’ to all lies and fallacies, confirming that the party will not stand by as a spectator to attempts to undermine its political path.

Akhannouch’s record: The field response to skeptics

Aujjar emphasized, with a confident tone, that his party is not entering the next elections with the logic of defense or justification, but with the logic of ‘field achievements’ that the government of Aziz Akhannouch has accomplished in strategic sectors such as health, education, finance, and agriculture. He explained that the current government experience, despite its difficult constraints and challenges, has succeeded in addressing citizens’ concerns far from the logic of empty slogans.

The ‘leading party’ bets on citizen trust

Aujjar concluded his speech by confirming that the National Rally of Independents will remain at the forefront of the national political scene thanks to the trust of Moroccans, considering that the party will appeal directly to the citizens to evaluate its performance. He emphasized that the coming elections will be a pivotal station to confirm the party’s legitimacy in leading change, stressing that the record of government action is the fundamental guarantor for the continued confidence of voters in the development project led by the party.