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The Justice and Development Party (PJD) led the results of Morocco's legislative elections on September 23, securing approximately 54 seats, surpassing expectations that projected a smaller victory. The party demonstrated strong support, especially in the city of Casablanca, where it won 10 seats and ranked first in most districts, signaling a significant political comeback after its decline in 2021. The involvement of Fouzi Lekjaâ, head of the Royal Moroccan Football Federation, and his role in communication and maintaining a positive reputation played a key role in improving the party’s image, along with successful nationwide campaigning efforts. It is expected that the party will take the lead in forming the government, as other parties such as Istiqlal and the Authenticity and Modernity Party (PAM) face challenges in uniting a majority. Furthermore, the election results indicate a strong desire for change in the political landscape, with expectations that the PJD will dominate most cities in the coming years. The party’s ability to manage public affairs effectively, both politically and health-wise—especially in light of health challenges facing its leadership—will be crucial.
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