National Rally of Liberties leader outlines election strategy

Mohammed Chouki, president of the National Rally of Liberties (RNI), has outlined the party's strategy for upcoming elections, emphasizing a platform based on accountability and realistic commitments. Speaking at a meeting in Ain Jouhara, Khemisset province, Chouki stated that the party is transitioning from a phase of listening and development to a “path of achievements” and a “path to the future.”

Chouki criticized the practice of making unrealistic electoral promises, describing it as an “auction of promises.” He argued that political programs must be based on executable figures rather than empty rhetoric. He highlighted the party's record in health and education, noting a 95 percent project implementation rate in the health sector and the progress of the “Pioneer Schools” initiative.

Additionally, Chouki addressed the financial constraints faced by local authorities, noting that the party has advocated for increased budgetary resources for territorial collectivities. He expressed confidence in the party's organizational readiness and its ability to secure a leading position in the next national elections.