Political Challenges for New Government

The article discusses the stakes faced by the new Moroccan government following the results of the 2026 legislative elections. The government team is confronting several challenges related to restructuring the parliamentary majority and overcoming systemic flaws in the political scene, particularly the phenomena of political endorsements and party-switching, which have weakened party discourse. It also highlights the importance of addressing the high voter apathy, with voter turnout among the poor reaching only 38%, and the youth abstention, as their registration on electoral rolls did not exceed 4%. This situation reflects weak political communication with young people and threatens democratic legitimacy. The article emphasizes the need to renew communication tools and involve young people within political parties, while also facing a strong opposition led by the Justice and Development Party. This will require the government to closely monitor development and social processes to avoid further popular punishment.

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