Moroccan votes test future government

The parliamentary elections in Morocco focus on choosing the government that will oversee a $20 billion plan to prepare for the 2030 World Cup and channel economic gains in favor of frustrated youth. Although expectations are that there will be little change in the balance of power, the upcoming parliament will face the task of implementing initiatives to address youth discontent, which saw protests and border crises last year. The Prime Minister is appointed from the party that wins the most seats, and a coalition government will be formed after the elections, which center on job opportunities and improving services amidst intense party competition, especially between the National Rally and the Authenticity and Modernity parties. The current Prime Minister, Aziz Akhannouch, is stepping down and will not run again. Meanwhile, Morocco is preparing for massive infrastructure investments ahead of hosting the World Cup, with Spain and Portugal also participating.

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