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The article evaluates the performance of the outgoing Moroccan government and the background of the upcoming parliamentary elections scheduled for September 23, 2026. It focuses on their ability to deliver tangible results that impact citizens' daily lives, rather than just slogans and rhetoric. The piece highlights the outcomes of reforms such as social protection and investments, and emphasizes the gap between policies on paper and how citizens actually feel—deterioration in purchasing power, rising food prices, and declining health and education services. It also discusses the challenges faced by major parties like Authenticity and Modernity (PAM) and Independence, amidst efforts by some parties to rebuild their image or strengthen their position. The importance of the silent voters and the impact of their low turnout on election results are also underscored. Ultimately, the article stresses that true judgment will not only be based on programs and speeches but on how well political leaders can translate national ambitions into tangible improvements in citizens' lives.
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