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Status of the bloc after 34 years
The article discusses the revival of the Moroccan Nationalist Bloc Pact, signed in 1992, which called for constitutional reform, democratic transition, and the achievement of territorial unity—particularly the reclamation of the Sahrawi regions. It notes that this pact came at a decisive moment in Morocco's history, when the late King Hassan II was preparing to open up space for the opposition, marking a beginning towards political and constitutional reforms, with an emphasis on development and human rights. Today, questions are raised about the continued true roles and impact of the Bloc, especially after the return of some established political components to the scene, and whether they align with the current directions of the government and authorities.
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