The need for deep training to avoid falls

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The politician is formed and shaped within the framework of political parties, where his competence is demonstrated through speech and talk.

The philosopher Socrates said: “Speak so that I may see you,” expressing the importance and power of words in revealing an individual’s character. In the same vein, King Hassan II, may God have mercy on him, said: “A politician is like a car driver. He must see in front of him, but he must also look in the mirror to see what is behind him. However, if he spends his time looking in the mirror that shows him what is behind him, he will collide with something in front of him.” These words clearly reflect the importance of the balance between looking to the future and learning from the past for a politician.

How can the head of an elected institution describe a royal pardon as reconciliation? Does this head know that the king is exercising a constitutional right, which is the right to pardon? How can such administrators distribute terms without knowing their true meaning and significance? Does this head know what reconciliation means? Does he realize that reconciliation occurs when there is hostility?

It is necessary for parties to open special training courses for their members in order to retrain them politically, otherwise we will witness political incidents that will cause huge losses.

I do not want to go into more depth about this lapse in the use of terms and words, but I would just like to point out that the team, which has no right to make such a mistake in such a description, must realize the extent of the responsibility placed on its shoulders.

Political work requires precision in the use of words and a deep understanding of concepts and terms, because mistakes in them may lead to major misunderstandings and dire consequences.

Political parties must know that their members receive the necessary training to speak with awareness and knowledge, because words are not just a means of expression, but a tool for directing public opinion and building trust between leaders and citizens.

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