Morocco votes for a new parliament after Gen Z protests and migration surge to Ceuta
- Morocco’s centre-right Authenticity and Modernity Party won 97 of Parliament’s 395 seats in provisional results, leading the election.
- Voter turnout was 38 percent, the lowest in almost two decades, amid public frustration over unemployment, inequality, healthcare, education, purchasing power, and social services.
- The National Rally of Independents won 66 seats, Istiqlal won 65, and the Justice and Development Party won 54.
- Morocco’s king will appoint a prime minister from the party winning the most seats, while retaining major policy powers.
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Wednesday's legislatures were marked by a participation rate of 38.8%. The Authenticity and Modernity Party (MAP), a member of the current government coalition, won.
The Party of Authenticity and Modernity, founded by Mohamed VI's chief adviser, is expected to be commissioned to form a coalition government along with current coalition partners in power.
The Authenticity and Modernity Party (PAM, Liberal), a member of the outgoing government coalition, proclaimed itself the winner of Morocco's legislative elections, marked by...
The Authenticity and Modernity Party (MAP), a member of the current government coalition in Morocco, has come at the top of Wednesday's legislative elections, marked by the lowest turnout in almost 20 years. ...
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