PAM intensifies its activities in the Nador constituency and aims to lead the elections

The Authenticity and Modernity Party (PAM) is intensifying its preparations for the legislative elections scheduled for September 23, with a special focus on the province of Nador.
The party aims to strengthen its electoral presence and increase its chances of winning parliamentary seats, by supporting its candidate Mohamed El Mouni, president of the commune of Tiztoutine.
Actions include unifying internal ranks and expanding organizational presence by opening party offices in Nador, Beni Ensar and Al Aroui.
The party also places particular importance on young people, encouraging them to engage in political work and leveraging academic frameworks for training and supervision.
The party has experienced political defections, with presidents of communes, presidents of professional chambers and elected officials from different parties joining it.
These moves come as about 18 candidates compete for the electoral constituency, with varying preparation paces among parties.
The PAM relies on its network of elected officials to strengthen its field presence, but results remain tied to voters' choices.
The party's preparations also extend to elections for professional chambers and territorial collectivities, reflecting a trend towards a continuous organizational presence.