Morocco holds elections amid unemployment concerns, youth voter apathy
27 parties are competing for about 16 million voters in a vote dominated by economic issues and concerns over political trust, according to Deutsche Welle.
Morocco is holding legislative elections in which 27 parties are competing for the votes of roughly 16 million registered voters, Deutsche Welle's Arabic service reported.
The vote is dominated by economic concerns and questions of political trust, according to the report.
Parties are working to attract voters amid worries about continued low turnout, particularly among young people, Deutsche Welle said.
Sources
- المغرب ينتخب وسط تحديات البطالة وعزوف الشباب — Deutsche Welle — Arabic
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