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Researcher: Electoral changes test parties in Taiz
The article explores efforts to enhance women's representation in the Moroccan Parliament, with a focus on new mechanisms introduced into the electoral system to support women's presence in the House of Representatives. Researcher Karima Ghrad emphasizes that increasing women's representation to one-third depends on political parties opening up to women's associations and taking responsibility for candidate nominations. She also highlights the need for parties to review their political programs to better support women. Additionally, she stresses the importance of political training and empowering women with the skills necessary to assume leadership positions within Parliament, such as presiding over committees. The article notes that electoral amendments have included the creation of dedicated constituencies for women to boost their participation, as well as new requirements for party establishment that mandate a significant proportion of women among party members. These measures aim to sustainably enhance women's involvement in the political process.
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