High voter turnout in Sahara elections
The voting process in the parliamentary elections that began in Laayoune on Wednesday showed strong participation from residents of all ages and genders, with expectations of a high turnout potentially exceeding 70% nationwide — possibly the highest in Morocco’s history. This enthusiasm is attributed to several factors, including national awareness, a sense of responsibility, and the community’s conviction of the importance of their participation in shaping the future and sovereignty of the region, especially amid the Sahrawi conflict. The Sahrawi tribes also played a key role in rallying support, viewing their participation as a reflection of their commitment to their right to express their opinions and confront external misconceptions, amid continued Moroccan support for the unity of Western Sahara within strategies emphasizing the authenticity and legitimacy of Moroccan sovereignty.
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