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The article focused on the increasing importance of supporting citizens' purchasing power in the upcoming Moroccan legislative elections scheduled for September 23, 2026. Many parties, whether ruling or opposition, acknowledged that rising prices and the economic hardships faced by Moroccan families have become among the most pressing issues. They proposed programs that include lowering prices, increasing wages, expanding social support, and easing the tax burden. The article highlighted that the Authenticity and Modernity Party placed the "Purchasing Power Charter" at the center of its electoral platform by allocating 150 billion dirhams to policies supporting families and retirees. Meanwhile, the National Rally of Independents and the Independence Party suggested measures such as raising the minimum wage and pensions, and establishing special support vouchers to combat inflation and improve the living conditions of families. Additionally, progressive parties, Justice and Development, and the Socialist Party discussed the relationship between economic policies and enhancing citizens' lives, emphasizing the fight against monopolies, directing support toward domestic products, and preventing the deterioration of purchasing power to alleviate the burden of rising living costs.
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