The Minister of Culture, Youth and Communication and member of the political bureau of the Authenticity and Modernity Party (PAM) Mehdi Bensaïd declared that the members of the PAM are not satisfied with all the decisions made in the fields they are affiliated to, during a consultative meeting in preparation for the conference held yesterday evening, Friday, in Rabat.
Bensaid said “there are things that Moroccans do not like, and we do not like them either, but there are constraints and circumstances that necessitate them.”
The same spokesman held the previous governments responsible for the problems that Morocco is experiencing today, as well as the rise in fuel prices, saying: “A group of problems that we are living through today are linked to decisions taken by previous governments.”
Mehdi Bensaïd said that the founders of the Authenticity and Modernity Party, when establishing the party, were not enthusiastic about establishing a youth organization affiliated with it, given the declining role of young women in political parties in Morocco.
The Minister said that there was no desire to create a partisan youth or even a women’s organization, given that the role played by partisan youth is no longer positive, he said “they find themselves held in a storage unit waiting for their turn to emerge and thrive.”
The same speaker explained that the idea tor PAM” was for young men and women to be involved in national councils, political offices, and regional and regional councils, based on the principle “youth are active and not passive, and they must assume the position appropriated to them.”
Bensaid added “There were young faces who were present in the youth when the party was founded. They left because we did not have the mechanisms to keep up with the thousands of engagements that we had.”
The leader of the Authenticity and Modernity Party stressed that “the time has come to create a strong party youth organization, but not in a traditional way,” calling on his party’s youth to focus their work more on the local and regional levels, “because the local, regional and regional party structures are much more important than the central structures.”
Bensaid advised the youth to be present in the field and to deal with citizens, he explained the concept of elections in the past was at one time a negative concept, because it was, for the citizens, the concept of “they only care about elections.”
The minister concluded “today, we have to say that we have come to hold elections. But to communicate the voice of the people to the institutions of provinces, groups, parliament and government.”
The minister previously explained during this month’s Arab Young Leaders Meeting that the situation of the youth enjoys a high royal request and distinguished constitutional attention, which has resulted in numerous programs to improve the social level of the Moroccan youth.
During this meeting, Bensaid presented the “Youth Pass” and the advantages it offers to young Moroccans through local public services related to politics, health, culture, sports and transport.
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