News & statements

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  Nov 24, 2020

  Under the supervision of regional coordinator Ahmed El Banna and prominent party leadership, the Constitutional Union party's regional secretariat in Marrakech-Safi established its local office in the Tamslohte territorial commune. The conference resulted in the election of young Azzedine Ezziane as local secretary, with a strong commitment to advocating for local residents, driving regional development, and empowering youth in the political change process. The event concluded with a message of loyalty to King Mohammed VI.

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  Aug 21, 2020

  His Majesty King Mohammed VI called on all national forces for mobilization, vigilance, and public guidance to combat the COVID-19 pandemic. His Majesty emphasized that overcoming this crisis requires strict adherence to health measures and responsible citizenship to prevent healthcare system overload and curb rising infections, while expressing concern over a potential return to a full lockdown and its socio-economic consequences.

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  Aug 21, 2020

  On the anniversary of the Revolution of the King and the People, the Royal Speech warned of deteriorating health conditions due to rising COVID-19 cases, highlighting that a stricter lockdown could be re-imposed if necessary. It called for strict public adherence to safety protocols to mitigate severe socio-economic impacts and prevent healthcare overload.

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  Jun 30, 2020

  Managing the next phase of the COVID-19 crisis requires the combined efforts of all Moroccans and national forces to overcome economic and social impacts, turn short-term gains into lasting reforms, while honoring the memory of past leaders and praising the royal armed and security forces.

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  May 11, 2020

  Following the success of previous editions, the Constitutional Union (UC) party continues its Master Class series, engaging citizens, youth, professionals, and party leaders amid the Covid-19 pandemic. The 7th edition focuses on the theme "Alternative Morocco After the Covid-19 Pandemic," bringing together a wide group of young members, women, and domain experts to examine the economic and social outlook of the post-pandemic era. The session will take place via videoconference on Thursday, May 14, 2020, starting at 12:00 PM.

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  Dec 4, 2019

  Over a four-day period during the weekend, the city of Khemisset hosted an intensive training session for the women and youth of the Constitutional Union (UC) party. Led by Dr. Abdelaziz Dahri, the event was attended by leaders from the party's political bureau. The training was organized by the Konrad Adenauer Foundation and funded by the European Union, focusing on advocacy techniques and the drafting of party programs and strategies. This meeting served as a valuable opportunity to assess the current state of political participation among women and youth, emphasizing the importance of active involvement to strengthen their presence within elected councils at local, regional, and national levels. The session also featured impactful presentations that highlighted how successful party strategies rely on anticipating the future and adapting to economic and social shifts to meet present societal demands. The training session concluded with the presentation of workshop reports and key takeaways to be submitted as actionable proposals to the party's political bureau, along with the distribution of certificates of participation to all women and youth who completed the program.

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  Dec 3, 2019

  Abdelhamid Abarchane of the Constitutional Union party was elected as the new President of the Tangier-Medina district council, securing 37 votes with 2 abstentions, succeeding the dismissed Mohamed Cherkaoui. The session, attended by all 39 council members, also established a new governing bureau comprising representatives from multiple political parties.

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  Oct 24, 2019

  Mohamed Jouddar, Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, firmly denied rumors of a travel ban and the confiscation of his passport, dismissing them as a malicious fake news campaign. He announced his intention to take legal action against the involved websites and called on the National Press Council to investigate these unethical practices that damage the integrity of journalism.