Mr. Hassan El Bahi was officially endorsed today by Mr. Mohamed Sajid, Secretary General of the party, as the head of the Constitutional Union's list for the legislative elections of September 8, 2021, in the Youssoufia constituency.
This endorsement took place during a reception chaired by Secretary General Mr. Mohamed Sajid, in the presence of Mr. Mohamed Joudar, Deputy Secretary General; Mr. Yasser Adel, Party Treasurer and President of the Chamber of Commerce, Industry, and Services; and Mr. Abdellatif Harchich, member of the Political Bureau.
The meeting was also attended alongside Mr. Hassan El Bahi by Mr. Mohamed Zanan, regional party coordinator in Youssoufia and head of the El Khentour municipality, and Mr. Ahmed Marfouq, Vice President of the Youssoufia Provincial Council and Vice President of the Gheddoura municipality.
Mr. Hassan El Bahi possesses significant political experience and a strong track record, having served as President of the Djnane Bouih municipality. He previously ran as the head of the Constitutional Union's list in the same constituency during previous legislative elections, achieving highly positive results. He is widely regarded as one of Youssoufia's top young leaders, channeling his full dedication into driving the city's development and tirelessly serving its interests.
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