Morocco Votes: 16M Citizens Head to Polls
Legislative elections mark the country's first since Gen Z protests almost a year ago, with youth expressing hope and scepticism
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PAM party wins 97 seats in Morocco's parliamentary election.
Voter turnout, especially among youth, is a key test, with only 4% of registered voters aged 18 to 24.
About 27 million Moroccans are of voting age, but only 15.8 million are registered on the electoral lists.
Story published. Legislative elections mark the country's first since Gen Z protests almost a year ago, with youth expressing hope and scepticism
Morocco is holding legislative elections on September 23, with nearly 16 million citizens set to vote. This election marks the country's first legislative elections since the Gen Z protests almost a year ago.
The legislative elections will see nearly 16 million Moroccans elect their representatives to the National Assembly. The vote is significant, coming after a period of unrest and protests led by the Gen Z population.
The Gen Z protests, which took place almost a year ago, had a significant impact on the country. The upcoming elections are seen as an opportunity for the youth to express their hopes and concerns.
## Why it matters The elections are crucial, as they will determine the direction of the country for the next term. The youth, in particular, are torn between hope and scepticism, as they look to the elections to bring about change. The outcome of the elections will be closely watched, as it will indicate the level of support for the current government and the opposition.
The legislative elections are an important milestone for Morocco, and the results will have a significant impact on the country's future. With nearly 16 million citizens set to vote, the elections are expected to be closely contested.
## What happens next The elections will take place on September 23, and the results are expected to be announced soon after. The outcome will determine the composition of the National Assembly and will have a significant impact on the country's governance and policies.
The youth in Morocco are eagerly awaiting the outcome of the elections, hoping that their voices will be heard and their concerns addressed. The elections are seen as an opportunity for the youth to bring about change and shape the country's future.
