Ahmed Chaibi

[Ahmed Chaibi @AhmedChaibi13]

@Lahcenhaddad Cette participation reste, à mes yeux, un signe fort d’adhésion aux institutions marocaines que nul ne peut balayer.

[Ahmed Chaibi @AhmedChaibi13]

@Lahcenhaddad Cette participation reste, à mes yeux, un signe fort d’adhésion aux institutions marocaines que nul ne peut balayer.

[Ahmed Chaibi @AhmedChaibi13]

@Lahcenhaddad Écoutons les vrais Sahraouis marocains sur place : leur voix dans les urnes mérite respect et reconnaissance. Les séparatistes ne peuvent parler en leur nom tout en les ignorant.

[Ahmed Chaibi @AhmedChaibi13]

@Lahcenhaddad @warda_news1 شكرًا لك يا صديقي على ت��ليط الضوء على هذه القضية، وعلى وضع هذه الانتقادات الخارجة عن السياق في إطارها الصحيح.

[Ahmed Chaibi @AhmedChaibi13]

@Lahcenhaddad @warda_news1 حين يتحول الموقف من الوطن إلى خصومة دائمة، وتصبح المصلحة الشخصية أو تصفية الحسابات هي البوصلة، تفقد الكلمة معناها ويفقد صاحبها كثيرًا من أهليته الأخلاقية للإقناع. عندها لا نكون أمام نقد مسؤول، بل أمام خطاب مشحون بالمرارة، يكرر نفسه، ويبحث عن الإثارة أكثر مما يبحث عن الحقيقة.

[Ahmed Chaibi @AhmedChaibi13]

@Lahcenhaddad @warda_news1 والناس، في النهاية، تميز بين من ينتقد وطنه حرصًا عليه، ومن يهاجمه لأنه لم يعد يرى فيه إلا ساحة لتصفية الحسابات.

[Ahmed Chaibi @AhmedChaibi13]

@Lahcenhaddad This trajectory is not irreversible. If employment is elevated to a national priority—underpinned by measurable commitments, funding, evaluation, and accountability—Young people could become the most powerful catalyst for Morocco’s future prosperity and stability.

[Ahmed Chaibi @AhmedChaibi13]

@Lahcenhaddad Before turning to elections, political parties, and the transparency and credibility of their proposed programmes, we must first reckon with the deeply alarming implications of these figures for Morocco’s future. They expose a structural national crisis: the country risks

[Ahmed Chaibi @AhmedChaibi13]

@Lahcenhaddad gender-based inequalities. It also corrodes trust in public institutions, fuels the informal economy, and intensifies the impulse to emigrate. Ultimately, Morocco’s social cohesion, economic resilience, and capacity to finance its long-term development are all at stake.

[Ahmed Chaibi @AhmedChaibi13]

@Lahcenhaddad allowing its demographic potential to become a formidable economic and social burden. The protracted exclusion of young people from employment, education, and training constrains economic growth, entrenches dependency and insecurity, and exacerbates territorial and

[Ahmed Chaibi @AhmedChaibi13]

@Lahcenhaddad Morocco should continue pursuing its legitimate rights and a settlement that can bring lasting peace and stability to the region. Those voices will eventually fade when their faces, motives and the interests behind their narratives are exposed.

[Ahmed Chaibi @AhmedChaibi13]

@Lahcenhaddad Ssi Lahcen, as you alluded to, these are hallucinations built on false hypotheses, revealing hostility—and perhaps fear—of history and reality. They seek to negate a very recent history, but cannot erase it.

[Ahmed Chaibi @AhmedChaibi13]

@Lahcenhaddad Utopian? Perhaps—but more choices, not higher walls, is the only sustainable way to make migration a choice, not a necessity.

[Ahmed Chaibi @AhmedChaibi13]

@Lahcenhaddad Turn migration from a crisis into a shared development: Europe brings investment, markets and legal mobility; Africa brings cooperation, governance and opportunity.

[Ahmed Chaibi @AhmedChaibi13]

@Lahcenhaddad in Tindouf. If autonomy الحكم الذا��ي is to mean anything(2797), it must ultimately serve human freedom. The project that gives people a future liberates them; the one that keeps them hostage to history does not.والسلام

[Ahmed Chaibi @AhmedChaibi13]

@Lahcenhaddad Decolonization should be judged by the life, rights, freedoms and opportunities it actually makes possible—not by slogans alone. The contrast is telling: development, citizenship and participation in the southern provinces versus generations of exile, dependency and waiting

[Ahmed Chaibi @AhmedChaibi13]

@Lahcenhaddad Le Maroc doit approfondir ses alliances en Afrique, en Amérique latine et auprès d’autres partenaires prometteurs. Gardons l’idéal maghrébin, mais construisons notre avenir là où la coopération est réellement possible.

[Ahmed Chaibi @AhmedChaibi13]

@Lahcenhaddad Je partage pleinement cette vision d’un Maghreb uni et prospère. Mais l’hostilité persistante du régime algérien envers le Maroc la rend irréalisable, probablement pour un siècle encore. Il serait donc imprudent de continuer à attendre une union constamment paralysée par Alger.

[Ahmed Chaibi @AhmedChaibi13]

@Lahcenhaddad create jobs and opportunities in countries of origin, and make returns and reintegration faster and humane. Europe and African countries cannot afford another cycle of declarations and long negotiations while people continue to risk—and sometimes lose—their lives.

[Ahmed Chaibi @AhmedChaibi13]

@Lahcenhaddad These three initiatives are important, but they are simply taking too long while migration pressures are becoming increasingly urgent. We need immediate, practical action on both sides: expand legal pathways for work and mobility, dismantle smuggling networks,