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September 23 Elections: Women and Gender Commitments
The rapporteur report issued by the Federal Union of Women's Rights Organizations and the Center for Media and Monitoring for Moroccan Women provides an assessment of the political parties' commitments to gender equality and their adherence to constitutional rights and related public policies, ahead of the upcoming legislative elections scheduled for September 23, 2026. The report focuses on the extent to which parties align with Article 19 of the Constitution, which guarantees equal rights, and on the goals of the new developmental model, particularly increasing women's labor participation to 45% by 2035. It also tracks concrete measures taken by the parties, such as support for childcare centers and the pastoral economy, and highlights initiatives aimed at achieving gender parity in electoral nominations, with a total of 2,658 female candidates, including 875 in local districts, and specific numerical targets set by some parties. Additionally, the report addresses issues related to health, violence, purchasing power, and women's political participation. It proposes a plan to evaluate accountability, resources, and timelines to achieve these goals, emphasizing the need to adapt policies to economic, social, and technological shifts—especially climate change and artificial intelligence—in order to ensure genuine representation of women and realize full equality.
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