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Morocco's 2026 Election Focuses on Youth Unemployment and Public Services

Morocco's parliamentary election campaign commenced on September 10, with 27 parties vying for 395 seats ahead of the September 23 vote. Key issues include youth unemployment, living costs, and public services, as trust in political institutions remains low among younger voters. The election will assess the political system's ability to address these pressing concerns amid a backdrop of significant economic challenges.

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Nouh El Harmouzi Abdelilah Benkirane

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Morocco's parliamentary election campaign commenced on September 10, with 27 parties vying for 395 seats ahead of the September 23 vote. Key issues include youth unemployment, living costs, and public services, as trust in political institutions remains low among younger voters. The election will assess the political system's ability to address these pressing concerns amid a backdrop of significant economic challenges.

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Morocco’s 2026 election: A test of political trust and engagement

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Morocco's 2026 Election Focuses on Youth Unemployment and Public Services