Morocco: Official kickoff of election campaign amid youth disengagement

Morocco is set to hold parliamentary elections on September 23, 2025, amid key challenges such as social inequality and youth unemployment. The coalition led by Prime Minister Aziz Akhannouch is focused on renewing its role, with parties determined to win the votes of approximately 16 million voters, including 46% women. The parties are competing to address issues of poverty, corruption, and social disparities, which have sparked protests and discontent—especially among young people, who make up less than 3% of registered voters aged 18 to 24. The election results will serve as a test of the current government's achievements and the political gains of the parties, as competition continues among the National Rally of Independents, La République Party, and the Istiqlal Party. The debate centers on economic recovery programs and social development initiatives, despite uncertainties surrounding their funding.

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