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Moroccan political parties are ramping up their campaign efforts ahead of the legislative elections on September 23, with 27 parties competing for 395 seats. Key issues include rising living costs and youth unemployment, which is at 37.3%. Campaign strategies involve both traditional outreach and digital engagement to connect with the electorate.
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Moroccan political parties are ramping up their campaign efforts ahead of the legislative elections on September 23, with 27 parties competing for 395 seats. Key issues include rising living costs and youth unemployment, which is at 37.3%. Campaign strategies involve both traditional outreach and digital engagement to connect with the electorate.
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Moroccan parties mobilise in markets and online for parliamentary elections
Moroccan Political Parties Increase Campaign Efforts Ahead of Legislative Elections