Omar Tabiche: The RNI Youth in the Tangier-Tetouan-Al Hoceima Region is the Fruit of Serious Political Work and a Strategic Bet on Youth
Omar Tabiche, speaking on behalf of the RNI Youth in the Tangier-Tetouan-Al Hoceima region during the “Path of Achievements” meeting organized in the region, confirmed that the significant attendance at this political event, with about 7,000 participants, primarily reflects the results of the field and organizational work accumulated by the National Rally of Independents (RNI) in the region.
On this occasion, Tabiche expressed his gratitude to all elected officials, coordinators, and party activists across various provinces in the Tangier-Tetouan-Al Hoceima region, noting that this human and organizational momentum is a direct result of a political choice rooted in proximity to citizens and serious, responsible work.
He emphasized that the RNI Youth today represents a real platform for shaping future political leaders, highlighting that empowering youth is not a temporary slogan but a clear strategic choice within the party. In this context, he commended the ongoing support provided by the regional coordinator, Rachid Talbi Alami, to the youth organization and his belief in their role in renewing the political landscape and enhancing political action.
Tabiche added that party leader Aziz Akhannouch has restored respect for serious political work by establishing a culture of commitment and responsibility and working on training and capacity-building through workshops, meetings, and seminars directed at youth to enhance their political and organizational skills.
He affirmed that the RNI youth have proven, through their field practices, that they are committed to action rather than waiting, to organization rather than chaos, and to serving the public interest beyond mere slogans. He concluded his remarks by reaffirming that the RNI Youth will remain loyal to the party’s principles and choices and will continue their responsible engagement in the path of construction and development.
