Fès-Meknès parliament members resign
The results of the legislative elections held on September 23, 2026, showed significant changes in the parliamentary landscape of the Fès-Meknès region. Many deputies who had been prominent during the previous term lost their seats, and new names appeared. Among the most notable changes were the absence of Idriss Achtibi, a deputy from the Socialist Union Party, who finished fifth in the Sefrou district, and the loss of seat by Allal El Amraoui from the Independence Party in the southern Fès district. Additionally, Tohami El Wazzani from the National Rally of Independents was unable to return to parliament after leading in 2021. Abdul Rzaq Al Hashimi also lost his seat in Ifrane, reflecting the extent of the electoral shift between 2021 and 2026. The results led to a reshuffling of seats and the introduction of new faces, opening a new chapter in the representation of the population in the House of Representatives for the upcoming period.
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