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The article discusses the results of the 2026 elections in Morocco and highlights the importance of political sorting in forming effective alliances capable of managing state affairs transparently and responsibly. It emphasizes the necessity for parties to announce their programs and clarify their differences before forming the government, especially as increasing numbers indicate that parties surpassing the absolute majority threshold (198 out of 395 seats) present an opportunity to create a genuine political balance. The article also notes that successful alliances require consensus on political, economic, and social reform issues, with clear mechanisms and agreements for decision-making to ensure a cohesive government and an effective opposition. It affirms that the fundamental premise of successful parliamentary governance depends on transparency and understanding among parties, as well as clarity in commitments to citizens. This includes the possibility of forming a unified front in facing regional and international challenges—particularly relations with Spain, tensions with Algeria, defending national unity, and maintaining a coherent foreign policy beyond parliamentary agreements. Lastly, the article points out that the real challenge begins when parties choose their alliances transparently and clearly demonstrate their responsibilities to voters. The success of the upcoming phase depends on the parties' ability to present clear programs and be accountable to public opinion.
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