At a time when political debates are intensifying and both national and global challenges are becoming increasingly complex, HEM Business & Engineering School is once again creating a space for open and constructive discussion. On Wednesday, February 19, at 6:30 PM, the institution will welcome Abdelilah Benkirane, Secretary General of the Justice and Development Party (PJD) and former Head of Government, for an exclusive conference at HEM Rabat’s Conference Hall.
This highly anticipated event promises in-depth discussions on crucial national issues, from political reforms and economic strategies to Morocco’s position on the international stage. The meeting is part of HEM’s ongoing commitment to transparency and democratic engagement, aiming to bring citizens closer to political decision-makers and encourage active participation in public debate.
Throughout the evening, Benkirane will revisit the key moments that have shaped the evolution of the PJD and its influence on Morocco’s political landscape. He will discuss the reforms introduced during his tenure, the challenges that remain, and the party’s current position in the opposition. The conversation will also explore economic and social policies, including budgetary concerns, employment strategies, and social welfare measures. Given the rapid shifts in global affairs, the discussion will extend to Morocco’s role on the diplomatic stage and its stance on major international issues.
Looking to the future, Benkirane will share his vision for Morocco’s democratic progress, highlighting the reforms he believes are necessary to enhance governance and social inclusion. The role of youth and women in shaping the country’s political future will also be a key point of discussion.
More than just a speech, this event will feature an interactive Q&A session, giving attendees the opportunity to engage directly with the former Head of Government. It is a rare chance to gain first-hand insights into the country’s political trajectory and the PJD’s strategy moving forward. Open to all, this conference is an invitation to reflect, exchange ideas, and seek clarity at a time when Moroccan citizens are looking for answers on the nation’s political and socio-economic future.
