Video – Ouahbi: “Aboudrar sometimes uses provocative words that reflect either the moral values of his persona or his ignorance”
Controversy – PAM Secretary General, Abdellatif Ouahbi, said that the great dynamic that his party is currently experiencing has given rise to conflicts of interest, “since many people have lost the privileges they enjoyed in the past”.
True to his image as leader of his party, Ouahbi chose not to cite the names of those in question.
“Some have lost a great deal of privileges within the party, therefore they have started an inner war as their interests inside the party took a serious hit; while others remained pretentious, for we have clearly established that they had nothing to gain from such war, and that they would better defend the positions of the party instead”, Ouahbi declared in an interview with Febrayer.com electronic website.
Ouahbi also said that PAM is widely open to affiliate new members and new executives.
“The party is now open on cultural matters, as well as political and human rights issues, through the creation of a study center”, he added.
PAM is also carrying out a study regarding the next elections, “district by district”.
According to Ouahbi, this openness “created ambitions” and these ambitions “created conflicts”.
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PAM Secretary General also said he is open to criticism.
“I am a public figure and as such, I must accept criticism,” he said, ensuring that “nothing is to be hidden” as long as he is exercising his duties within the party.
Ouahbi draws attention to the fact that made PAM’s financial situation “transparent” by appointing an accountant and a financial controller.
Regarding his conflict with Mohamed Aboudrar, Ouahbi stressed that he would appeal against the judgment rendered in favor of the latter by the court of first instance.
“I respect justice; however, we will appeal,” he said, lamenting that the latter sometimes uses provocative words that reflect either the moral values of his persona or his ignorance. I am above all that”, he added.
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