Moroccan parties mobilise in markets and online for parliamentary elections

Political parties in Morocco are intensifying campaign efforts before legislative elections on September 23, which will ultimately decide Morocco’s next government.Twenty-seven political parties are competing for 395 seats in the House of Representatives and the vote comes at a crucial time for the country.Recommended Stories list of 4 itemslist 1 of 4Migrant crossings to Europe by sea drop sharply amid heightened risks: IOMlist 2 of 4Police clear Ceuta migrants off beaches in Spanish enclavelist 3 of 4Morocco’s 2026 election: A test of political trust and engagementlist 4 of 4Morocco’s PJD: what has the party learned ahead of the 2026 election?end of listRising living costs, pressure on public services, and high youth unemployment – currently at 37.3 percent for Moroccans aged 15 to 24 – are all issues being hotly debated.Party headquarters across Morocco and sites at packed city neighbourhoods and markets have been transformed into electioneering operation rooms. Campaign teams navigate crowded streets with loudspeakers, music, and leaflets to catch the attention of Morocco’s 15.8 million registered voters.“We choose communication locations carefully; we start from a field map wh...