Update on: Social unrest, mistrust, youth vote: the major issues at stake in Morocco's legislative elections

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The available report indicates that twenty-seven political parties will compete for the 395 seats in the Moroccan Parliament on Wednesday (September 23rd). The report also states that During the last elections, in 2021, a coalition composed of the National Rally of Independents (RNI), the Authenticity and Modernity Party (PAM) and the royalist Istiqlal party formed a majority and elected Aziz Akhannouch as prime minister. Five years later, the social and economic context has weakened political parties, which have tried to rebuild trust with Moroccans by addressing their concerns.

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