Abdellatif Ouahbi, Guest of MAP Forum Next Tuesday

Thursday 22 July 2021 - 14:42

The secretary general of the Authenticity and Modernity Party (PAM) Abdellatif Ouahbi will be the guest of MAP Forum on Tuesday July 27, which will be held under the theme “PAM and the challenges of the 2021 elections”.

This meeting, which will take place at MAP headquarters in Rabat at 9:00 a.m., will be an opportunity to debate several topical issues in relation to politics and party-related affairs ahead of the upcoming general elections scheduled in the Kingdom.

The Forum will be aired on M24 and RIM-Radio, MAP’s 24/7 news channel and its radio channel, as well as via MAP-Live, on the Agency’s website “mapexpress.ma” and its Facebook account.

This meeting will be held in strict compliance with the preventive measures against Covid-19.

MAP Forum is a platform for debate on current political, economic, cultural and social issues. It brings together government officials and personalities from various backgrounds as well as media representatives.

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