فاس نيوز ميديا جريدة الكترونية جهوية تعنى بشؤون و أخبار جهة فاس مكناس – متجددة على مدار الساعة
Following King Mohammed VI’s speech at the opening of the new legislative session, MP Nabila Mounib emphasized the importance of strengthening democracy and social justice as a means to protect Morocco’s territorial integrity.
Mounib highlighted that the King’s speech was powerful, focusing on the crucial issue of completing the nation’s territorial unity.
She emphasized that this issue is integral to Morocco’s sovereignty. According to Mounib, while Western Sahara is historically and legally part of Morocco, the current world order is driven by interests rather than justice or legality, pointing to the actions of imperialist and Zionist forces on the global stage.
She called for building strong relationships at African, European, and international levels to support Morocco’s stance on Western Sahara while simultaneously strengthening the internal front through respect for human rights, freedoms, and ensuring a decent livelihood for citizens.
Mounib stressed the need for reducing social and regional disparities, achieving sustainable development by efficiently utilizing the country’s resources, creating job opportunities for youth, and developing a robust manufacturing sector.
She also emphasized the importance of building strong constitutional institutions that reflect true democracy and fulfill their role in serving the people.
She criticized the current parliament, describing it as “weak and below standard.”
Mounib further advocated for reforming the electoral code to ensure the representation of independent, capable national talents who can serve the country.
She underscored the critical role the parliament and political parties must play in defending Morocco’s territorial integrity and restoring public trust in politics through proactive initiatives.
In conclusion, Mounib highlighted that the current challenges, both domestically and internationally, demand united efforts to build a strong and democratic Morocco.
She noted that defending the country’s territorial integrity requires strengthening democracy, social cohesion, and enhancing Morocco’s foreign relations to ensure its sovereignty and stability.
source: fesnews media
