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Lekjaa puts PAM’s case to an Oriental still asking for roads, water and jobs
From Guercif to Taourirt and Aghbal, the campaign turns on access to Nador West Med, strained provincial hospitals and rural services that Lekjaa says should no longer be problems by 2031.
Lekjaa says the middlemen excuse has run its course as prices bite
Lekjaa calls persistent price rises “abnormal”, saying voters want to see prices come down rather than hear another explanation for why they remain high
A crowded Akkari outing for Bensaïd, with Lekjaa in tow
Outgoing minister takes PAM campaign through key neighborhoods in his Océan constituency, with party newcomer drawing crowds as the two meet residents.
World Cup final, politics and Infantino—Lekjaa makes his case
The FRMF president discussed Morocco’s World Cup ambitions, his position on Gianni Infantino’s FIFA presidency, the 2025 AFCON final controversy and his own future in football and politics.
PAM promises bigger fuel buffer as El Bitar pins current shortfall on Akhannouch
PAM political bureau member says head of government ‘benefits’ from current situation as party promises to raise mandatory reserves from two months to three.
Zagora puts its problems on Lekjaa’s table as PAM trail moves to Taliouine
Lack of a university branch for some 400,000 people, poor network coverage, water and isolation dominate Zagora stop before PAM campaigner carried locally focused message to Taliouine.
In water-stressed Tinghir, Lekjaa makes PAM’s case against a ‘two-speed Morocco’
PAM campaigner said five years of spending failed to bring expected respite as living costs rose; water security gets a local airing at latest campaign stop.
PAM, Lekjaa promise more money in pockets, say taxes need not rise in Agadir pitch
Party promises MAD3,000 minimum pension, full pension for widows and tax changes that Lekjaa says could lift monthly incomes by up to MAD4,000.
Lekjaa tells RNI to apologize to Boulemane before asking for votes
PAM leader calls conditions in province ‘catastrophic’, accusing RNI-run councils of leaving residents without basic water, sewerage and road infrastructure.
PAM’s tractor rolls into Azrou with Lekjaa at the wheel
PAM leader promises MAD3,000 minimum pension, says schools and healthcare can rank among world’s best as party takes campaign to Azrou.