Free Democrats and PAM Form Coalition
The article discusses the opinions of parliamentary expert Abdul Latif Barhou regarding the current state of political performance among Moroccan parties. He explains that these parties present electoral promises related to increasing purchasing power, reforming the tax system, and regulating the marketing of agricultural products. However, they remain unable to translate these promises into practical implementation programs due to the lack of detailed plans and their reliance on comprehensive economic measures. He also points out the ideological convergence between some parties, especially on issues of identity and traditional structures, as well as the alignment of developmental and economic orientations between the National Rally for Freedom and Development and the Authenticity and Modernity Party, in contrast to the differing positions of the Independence Party and the Justice and Development Party. He concludes that the current electoral competition is a temporary political struggle, after which parties tend to form a government based on liberal orientations, with a likely inclusion of the Socialist Union, while the Independence and Justice and Development parties may revert to opposition.
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