Moroccan political parties are intensifying their campaigns in the run‑up to the parliamentary election on 23 September, as they vie for all 395 seats in the House of Representatives.
Campaigns are taking place both in bustling markets across the country and through online platforms, with party representatives and supporters rallying in public spaces and on social media to reach voters.
The election will determine the composition of Morocco’s 395‑seat legislature, which plays a key role in shaping national policy under the country’s constitutional monarchy.
Parties are focusing on grassroots outreach, hoping to mobilise voters in urban and rural areas alike as the deadline approaches.
With the vote scheduled for 23 September, the final weeks of campaigning are expected to be a flurry of activity as parties seek to secure a majority in the newly elected parliament.
<small>Source: Al Jazeera — read the original story there.</small>