Mohamed Aberkane is approaching the upcoming elections in Nador province with a low-key style, away from noise and showmanship, relying on direct contact, his network of relations and his electoral base.
He is no newcomer to the local political scene, having built parliamentary experience marked by advocacy for Amazigh rights and the region's causes.
In a constituency as open as Nador, candidates' weight is not measured by their presence at rallies or on social media, but by the votes that emerge from the ballot boxes.
Aberkane remains among the names capable of competing for a parliamentary seat, with the final word resting with voters.
Mohamed Aberkane bets on a quiet campaign in Nador elections
source: amnous.net
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