Al Hoceima election campaign: are seasonal visits enough to win voters' trust?

With the launch of the election campaign in Al Hoceima province, candidates' meetings and field visits are returning to towns, communes and villages, a scene repeated at every electoral deadline.
Yet this activity raises questions among residents of rural and mountain areas, who carry demands linked to basic services, development and living conditions.
Observers argue that citizens are now more aware and able to compare promises with results, and that those facing problems with roads, transport, health, water and jobs are not looking for a passing visit but for someone who follows their file and defends their demands before institutions.
This requires, on that reading, a continuous political presence throughout the term and not only during the campaign, with a clear account of what was achieved and what was not.
The decision ultimately rests with the voter, who has the right to assess past experiences and choose who deserves trust based on work, programme and results.