Over a four-day period during the weekend, the city of Khemisset hosted a training session for women and youth members of the Constitutional Union (UC) party. Led by Dr. Abdelaziz Dahri, the event was organized by the Konrad Adenauer Foundation and funded by the European Union, with members of the party's political bureau in attendance. Focused on advocacy techniques and the drafting of party programs and strategies, the session offered an opportunity to assess the political participation of women and youth while working to enhance their presence in elected councils at local, regional, and national levels. Discussions emphasized the need for forward-looking party strategies that adapt to emerging socio-economic demands. The training concluded with the delivery of workshop reports containing recommendations for the political bureau, as well as the awarding of certificates of participation to all attendees.
The Constitutional Union (UC) campaign management held a meeting at its central headquarters in Casablanca to outline its strategy for the October 7 elections. Key discussions centered on volunteer recruitment, effective use of modern media tools, and adopting a youth-driven approach targeting young voters, who account for 40% of the electorate.
On Wednesday, August 17, 2016, in El Jadida, Constitutional Union women members (Najia Ghali, Samira Meftah, Fatiha El Bouazzaoui, Aziza Itissal, Habib Assad, and Fatima Frayah) completed an NDI-organized training session focused on political communication, volunteer recruitment, and voter engagement strategies.
