Al-Ayoun Human Rights Report Reveals Gap Between Promises and Actions
An initial report prepared by the Moroccan Organization for Human Rights, led by the Strategic Thinking Center in Laayoune, regarding territorial development programs for the 2026 elections, revealed significant disparities among the electoral programs of political parties in the Laayoune-Sakia El Hamra region, particularly in terms of implementation mechanisms, funding, and timelines. The analysis reviewed seven parties based on 30 indicators across themes including diagnosis, planning, operation, health, water, participation, and implementation. The report showed that parties mainly focus on sectors such as employment, health, and education, while demonstrating weaknesses in participation and community involvement, with an absence of clarity regarding sources, deadlines, and beneficiary identification. It also highlighted that programs tend to prioritize identifying territorial needs over developing detailed plans for community participation and implementation, with varying emphasis on water and water security issues. In the context of the elections, 22 party lists competed for 3 seats in the Laayoune electoral district. The participation rate in the Laayoune-Sakia El Hamra region reached 77.60%, reflecting a high level of interest compared to the national level. The report emphasizes the necessity of comprehensively monitoring the implementation of electoral promises through the stages of legislation, funding, and execution to assess the extent of parties' commitment to the development priorities they pledge.
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