Establishment of the new Moroccan Right-Wing party project and its expected political program

Announcement of the Preparatory Committee for the “Moroccan Right-Wing Party Project”

The founding preparatory committee for the “Moroccan Right-Wing Party Project” has announced its political platform, stating that this project “stems from the reality of Morocco, its specific nature, its higher interests, and a genuine will for reform and construction.” The statement added that the initiative “comes from patriotic Moroccan youth who believe that serving the nation is not done through words, but through work, responsibility, discipline, and production.”

“Morocco First”.. A Guiding Principle for Political Vision

The project’s founders chose the slogan “Morocco First”, explaining that it is “not just a phrase, but a principle that guides our political vision, ensuring that Morocco’s interest, unity, sovereignty, security, stability, development, and status remain above all considerations.” The platform emphasizes that “reform begins with the individual, as they are the foundation of the state, the goal of development, and the first building block of reform.”

Clear Social and Economic Priorities

In the same context, the source emphasized placing “education, health, employment, housing, social protection, the quality of public services, and equal opportunities among our top priorities.” Regarding the economic aspect, the initiators stated: “We believe that the state alone cannot create all the wealth and job opportunities, which is why we defend individual initiative, economic freedom, investment, entrepreneurship, national production, and innovation.”

Youth, Family, and a Strong State

Regarding youth, the statement affirmed: “We will not accept that youth are merely a image in campaigns or seasonal attendees at events,” stressing that youth are “partners in decision-making, a source of initiative and innovation, and the future of Morocco.” The project also highlights its defense of “protecting the family, strengthening its cohesion, supporting its stability, protecting children, and promoting intergenerational solidarity,” alongside respecting values and the law.

At the institutional level, the project adopts a concept based on “a state that is strong through its institutions, not by exerting dominance over them; a state that respects the law, links responsibility with accountability, guarantees equality before the law, and protects rights and freedoms within the framework of the Constitution,” while emphasizing the commitment to democracy, pluralism, political participation, and openness to various segments of society based on citizenship.