Politics
A political career that began largely behind a smartphone camera has now moved into Morocco’s House of Representatives. Oussama Barik, the public name of Abdelaziz Barik, emerged as one of the notable new figures of the September 23 legislative elections after securing a parliamentary seat in the......
Morocco’s 2026 legislative election has brought renewed attention to the growing role of foreign digital platforms in political campaigning, particularly Facebook and Instagram, both operated by Meta. Data from Meta’s Ad Library show substantial differences in the amounts spent by major......
The September 23 legislative elections produced a striking contrast in voter participation between Morocco's southern regions and the national average, placing renewed attention on the political significance of electoral participation in the Western Sahara dispute. Official provisional figures put......
The Party of Progress and Socialism (PPS) is keeping its options open after Morocco’s 2026 legislative elections, with Secretary-General Nabil Benabdallah saying the party will wait for its internal institutions to determine whether it joins the next government or sits in opposition. The PPS won......
Casablanca’s new parliamentary lineup reflects a balance between continuity and change, with 12 new deputies joining the House of Representatives while 14 outgoing lawmakers retain their seats. The figures come from the results across the economic capital’s eight local constituencies, which......
Morocco has outlined its approach to strengthening Africa’s capacity to prevent crises and consolidate peace, with Foreign Minister Nasser Bourita emphasizing the importance of national institutions and early action in addressing the continent’s security challenges. Speaking in New York......
Morocco has called for a more tailored approach to international cooperation to better address the development needs and vulnerabilities of middle-income countries, as global economic and financial pressures continue to affect their ability to advance sustainable development. Speaking in New York at......
Morocco’s Foreign Minister Nasser Bourita said the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly in New York provided an opportunity to reinforce what Rabat describes as growing international support for its position on the Moroccan Sahara and its autonomy initiative. Speaking to the press......
Morocco’s September 23 legislative elections have brought a significant number of outgoing government officials back into Parliament, with 14 ministers and secretaries of state securing seats according to election results reported after the vote. One other member of the outgoing government who......
Morocco and Spain are seeking to maintain their bilateral partnership while managing renewed tensions over irregular migration in Ceuta. Speaking in New York after talks with Spanish Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly, Moroccan Foreign......
Morocco’s Foreign Minister Nasser Bourita has reaffirmed that relations between Rabat and Madrid continue to be based on the principles set out in their joint declaration of April 2022, emphasizing dialogue, mutual respect and cooperation between the two neighboring countries. Bourita made the......
Morocco’s Foreign Minister Nasser Bourita has said that responsibility for the return of irregular migrants and unaccompanied minors from Spain rests with the Spanish side if repatriations do not take place. Bourita made the remarks in New York on Thursday following talks with his Spanish counterpart,......
The Authenticity and Modernity Party (PAM) is shifting its focus from electoral competition to the next phase of political work after emerging as the largest party in Morocco’s September 23 legislative elections. The party secured 97 seats in the House of Representatives, according to provisional......
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