Moroccan Parties' Digital Presence
The new study issued by the Working Group tasked with regulation and digital media examines the increasing influence of Moroccan political parties on social media platforms and their impact on democratic discussion. The study reviewed the activity of 12 parties on Facebook, 6 on TikTok, 5 on YouTube, and 4 on X, highlighting that social media platforms have become influential spaces but are fraught with risks such as misinformation, political polarization, and manipulation of algorithms. The study warned that these developments pose challenges to the quality of democratic dialogue, especially as misinformation can shape citizens' perceptions of the political reality. This underscores the importance of transparency, community oversight, digital media education, and diverse information sources. It pointed out that Facebook remains the most prominent, followed by TikTok's rapid growth, while YouTube offers storytelling and explanatory opportunities that have yet to be fully exploited. X is characterized by quick interactions. The study emphasizes the importance of regulating these platforms and enhancing citizens' digital awareness to ensure a balance between protecting individual rights and respecting national constants.
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