Report: Moroccans Vote in Elections to Shape "World Cup Government"
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Moroccans are heading to the polls on Wednesday in parliamentary elections that will determine the shape of the next government, which will oversee the final stages of the country's preparations to host the 2030 World Cup.
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- المغاربة يصوتون في انتخابات تحدد شكل "حكومة المونديال" — Sky News Arabia
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