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Ghlalou, first mayor of Rabat: "Moroccan women reject failure"

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Rabat (Morocco), Oct 1 (EFE) .- (Camera: Mohamed Siali) Asmaa Ghlalou is aware of the challenge. The first woman to command the Rabat City Council, is part of a generation of mayors that deals with the three main cities of Morocco. "There is no time to lose," she sums up in an interview with Efe.FOOTAGE OF THE ELECTION DAY, GENERAL IMAGES OF RABAT AND SOUNDBITES FROM THE MAYOR OF RABAT, ASHMAA GHLALOU.TRANSLATIONS1 - "Today, the political representation of women in Morocco is very positive. We have six large cities, three of them have women as mayors. It is something very positive. The 2011 Constitution stipulates that the State has to guarantee parity. Today we have reached parity in the mayoralties. "2- "Moroccan women reject failure and that is why they work harder, so as not to fail. The other two mayors will do their best to live up to the aspirations of the citizens."

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