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[00:00:00] its supportive stance on the sovereignty of the Kingdom of Morocco for self-governance
[00:00:03] as the sole
[00:00:05] the party won a seat in the and only basis, and also it renewed its withdrawal and recognition
[00:00:08] and confirmation of its position
[00:00:11] will have a role in to withdraw recognition of this
[00:00:13] development. And we hope that separatist entity. The Latin American region, which was a stronghold and a fortress for this
[00:00:17] separatist proposal, formed a
[00:00:19] won seats in the first round through fertile ground where Moroccan diplomacy played a fundamental role in dismantling the
[00:00:23] 2016 على
[00:00:24] conference, which runs until separatist proposal, especially through the diplomatic stances of many countries, and at
[00:00:27] the forefront is Panama, which and Peru, which
[00:00:31] affirmed its support for the position of the Kingdom of Morocco, but went
[00:00:35] youth, in the further by announcing the opening of a consulate in the city of Dakhla,
[00:00:38] in addition to the position of Bolivia, which
[00:00:41] will also open a trade office in the southern province, in addition to the position of
[00:00:45] the presence of 107 women Panama, which is a non-permanent member of political actors in the Security Council, which also
[00:00:47] in Parliament. What does this confirmed, along with Chile,
[00:00:49] number say about women's chances in its support for the sovereignty of the Kingdom of Morocco
[00:00:52] and for the self-governance initiative under the sovereignty of the Kingdom of Morocco, in addition to what
[00:00:56] diplomacy has achieved in breaking through Colombia's position by
[00:01:00] freezing its recognition of the separatist entity and supporting the sovereignty of the Kingdom of Morocco, knowing that
[00:01:04] Colombia will be a non-permanent member of the Security Council, and this
[00:01:08] will have an impact on Security Council resolutions related to the
[00:01:11] Moroccan Sahara file. Dr. Ghilani, in your opinion, how
[00:01:15] did Moroccan diplomacy continue its work and its defense of the
[00:01:18] Palestinian cause in the UN forum in accordance with the constants
[00:01:22] I return again to my guest in of Moroccan-Palestinian
[00:01:23] solidarity?
[00:01:27] 107 women in Indeed, as stated in
[00:01:30] the speech of the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Kingdom
[00:01:34] of Morocco, on the sidelines of the meeting of member states of
[00:01:37] the Organization of Islamic Cooperation at the United Nations General Assembly, which
[00:01:41] confirms the principles of the foreign policy of the Kingdom
[00:01:44] of Morocco in its relations with the Palestinian cause, as
[00:01:48] which always experiences high the Kingdom of Morocco considers the Palestinian cause a primary
[00:01:51] priority in the foreign policy of the Kingdom and
[00:01:54] is no less important than the issue of national unity and the territory of the Kingdom of Morocco.
[00:01:58] And this policy is based, first of all, on
[00:02:01] supporting
[00:02:03] To discuss this the historical and legal rights of the brotherly Palestinian people to
[00:02:06] establish a Palestinian state on the borders of June
[00:02:09] 1967, with East Jerusalem as its capital.
[00:02:13] Secondly, on the option of peace as a strategic option.
[00:02:16] Thirdly, on the sustainability of the ceasefire
[00:02:19] and the flow of humanitarian aid and organized support in this
[00:02:23] regard. Fourthly, at the level of supporting the role of the
[00:02:27] Palestinian National Authority and reforming its internal institutions. Fifthly,
[00:02:32] Article 47 of on the involvement of the Kingdom of Morocco in the momentum of
[00:02:34] international initiatives, especially the international peace plan initiative
[00:02:38] which Morocco considers itself an active state in this regard, and which
[00:02:41] has international legal legitimacy as
[00:02:45] a plan approved by the Security Council under Resolution 28
[00:02:48] 033 for the year
[00:02:51] seats at 2025. Dr. Ghilani, the Royal Atlantic Initiative was an activity of
[00:02:54] Moroccan diplomacy in the United Nations. How does the international
[00:02:58] initiative announced by the King aim to enable
[00:03:01] Sahel countries to access the Atlantic Ocean? How does
[00:03:04] it reinforce the African dimension of South-South cooperation policy
[00:03:08] and the win-win partnership
[00:03:10] terms, and therefore more advocated by His Majesty
[00:03:13] areas and villages were present the King?
[00:03:17] Indeed, my lady, since His Majesty ascended the throne of his
[00:03:20] glorious ancestors, the Kingdom of Morocco
[00:03:23] has become an active African policy. Rather, the Kingdom
[00:03:27] of Morocco has an essential and pioneering role at the diplomatic,
[00:03:31] political, military,
[00:03:33] It is controlled by the number, and it is controlled by the ideology security, economic and developmental levels. We noted that after His Majesty took
[00:03:39] references between the parties office, more than 1400 agreements were signed in various
[00:03:42] areas of cooperation, in addition to His Majesty making
[00:03:46] 53 visits to African countries, in addition to His Majesty
[00:03:49] launching many initiatives,
[00:03:51] the party won seats in and this falls within the African
[00:03:54] policy of the Kingdom of Morocco which is based on
[00:03:57] trust in the African continent, on enabling
[00:04:00] African countries to find African solutions to African
[00:04:04] problems and challenges, on solidarity and cooperation by
[00:04:07] making Morocco's advanced experience in many fields available to
[00:04:12] among youth, as unemployment in African countries, and also on launching strategic
[00:04:14] initiatives, among which, my lady, is the initiative to facilitate access for Sahel
[00:04:18] countries to the Atlantic Ocean, which
[00:04:21] the party won a seat in the His Majesty launched in 2023, and it is an important initiative
[00:04:25] that reflects Morocco's integrated vision for Africa, which is not
[00:04:29] only based on military or security solutions, but
[00:04:32] also economic solutions
[00:04:34] Eddahab region it reached about 61%, and also transforming the challenges
[00:04:37] The evolution of participation rates in that hinder the development of these
[00:04:40] African countries or this region into a strategic
[00:04:42] opportunity
[00:04:46] voted region in the country, and this indicates to advance these countries, especially since these countries and the Confederation
[00:04:50] of Sahel States praised, in their meeting with the Kingdom
[00:04:53] of Morocco in the General Assembly,
[00:04:56] is the His Majesty for his role in supporting and upholding and declared their firm adherence
[00:05:13] To the United Arab Emirates, where Morocco was elected, represented by Ambassador
[00:05:16] Azzedine Farhan, Permanent Representative of the Kingdom to the international organization in Vienna, as Vice-President
[00:05:20] of the Conference on behalf of the African Groups, at the opening of the
[00:05:24] 15th United Nations Conference on Crime Prevention
[00:05:26] and Criminal Justice today in Abu Dhabi, with the participation of ministers,
[00:05:30] government officials, experts and academics from
[00:05:34] 119 countries. During this
[00:05:36] the first of October, the remaining members of the Conference
[00:05:40] Bureau, other than the President, were elected.
[00:05:55] We open the file of the 2026 elections.
[00:05:58] Features of a new map for the House of Representatives after distributing
[00:06:02] 395 seats among the various parties. A map
[00:06:06] highlights the Al-Asala Wal-Maasirah party leading with 97
[00:06:10] seats, followed by the National Rally of Independents.
[00:06:23] A new map for the Moroccan political scene revealed by the
[00:06:27] ballot boxes. The final results of the legislative
[00:06:30] elections, according to the Ministry of Interior, indicate that
[00:06:34] the Authenticity and Modernity party topped the polls with
[00:06:37] 97 seats, followed by the National Rally
[00:06:41] of Independents with 60 seats, then the Istiqlal party
[00:06:44] with 65 seats, passing through the Justice
[00:06:47] and Development party with 54 seats, and the Popular
[00:06:51] Movement party with 29 seats, and the Socialist
[00:06:54] Union of Popular Forces with 26 seats, then
[00:06:57] the Party of Progress and
[00:07:00] Socialism with 19 seats, while the Constitutional
[00:07:03] Union won 17 seats.
[00:07:07] As for the Democratic and Social Movement,
[00:07:09] it won eight seats, while the Left
[00:07:12] Alliance also won eight seats,
[00:07:16] while the Democratic Forces Front won two
[00:07:20] seats. The Equity Party also won two
[00:07:23] seats, while the New Democrats party
[00:07:26] won one seat, and one
[00:07:29] seat also for the Democratic Unity Party. After the announcement
[00:07:33] of the results, His Majesty the King is expected to appoint
[00:07:37] the head of government from the party that topped the results of
[00:07:40] the legislative elections, in accordance with the provisions of
[00:07:44] the Constitution. The results put forward different scenarios
[00:07:48] for the identity of the next government coalition, at a time when the
[00:07:51] Authenticity and Modernity party needs more than 100 seats
[00:07:55] to reach the legal quorum required to form the government
[00:07:59] majority, which is 198
[00:08:03] least. Given the results obtained,
[00:08:06] it is as if we are
[00:08:10] facing the former triple experience.
[00:08:13] But with a different arrangement and with changed
[00:08:16] relations, the possibility of an alliance may be quadruple or
[00:08:19] quintuple, while taking into account the majorities or taking
[00:08:23] into account the exact numbers obtained in the framework of distributing the quota, meaning the ministerial
[00:08:27] portfolios between the upcoming government majority.
[00:08:30] It is open to many possibilities. The Moroccan street,
[00:08:34] for its part, looks forward to the political parties that
[00:08:38] will form the next government fulfilling their
[00:08:40] electoral promises. Increasing purchasing power, creating job
[00:08:44] opportunities, and raising wages are the main expectations
[00:08:47] of citizens. Among the most important of our expectations from the new
[00:08:51] government is that the promises become tangible on the ground
[00:08:54] and we live them in our daily lives. First of all, the
[00:08:57] government must work to improve purchasing power
[00:09:01] by raising wages. Why not? We heard the other day talk that the minimum wage
[00:09:05] will be higher God willing, and we will raise
[00:09:09] our aspirations, because as we know, rent
[00:09:12] and the cost of living and our daily needs
[00:09:15] are increasing. So we need wages to be high. And what we expect from the government today
[00:09:19] is, first of all, attention to youth and creating job opportunities, especially
[00:09:24] the past year ranged between 13 and
[00:09:27] 10%. And in order
[00:09:31] to create these job opportunities, more attention must be paid
[00:09:34] to the fields of education and health, of course. I would like to talk about
[00:09:38] the issue of sovereignty in light of these
[00:09:41] fluctuating energy markets. We see now that gasoline
[00:09:44] has reached a price of 15 dirhams. Here, we call
[00:09:47] for accelerating the energy transition in Morocco. We are
[00:09:51] proud that the Laayoune region is at the national
[00:09:54] level as the most
[00:09:58] the awareness of citizens at the level of the southern provinces in their
[00:10:02] representation of the true democracy that the male and female voters
[00:10:05] exercised on polling day. And of course, as
[00:10:08] a consumer protection association and
[00:10:12] this new government will meet the aspirations
[00:10:15] of citizens, especially vulnerable groups, regarding
[00:10:18] prices. Economic files
[00:10:23] the government coalition. Files that await the imprint
[00:10:27] of the government majority that presented different
[00:10:30] visions in its electoral programs.
[00:10:33] I believe today that the parties expected to form the next
[00:10:37] government coalition are, first of all, bound by their electoral program, which
[00:10:40] includes a set of electoral promises related to
[00:10:43] improving the trade balance, improving the deficit or reducing
[00:10:46] the trade deficit, also related to completing the major projects related to infrastructure
[00:10:50] and raising the investment attractiveness of the Kingdom of Morocco, without forgetting also the files
[00:10:54] related to said, it costs Morocco a lot at the level of imports
[00:10:58] and also contributes to importing inflation, which has greatly
[00:11:01] affected purchasing power. The government is required to raise
[00:11:05] the pace of growth given that today we are
[00:11:08] in the process of implementing the new development model project. Morocco's
[00:11:12] vision for 2035, transforming into an emerging country by 2035,
[00:11:15] 2035 يقتضي ان يكون عندنا
[00:11:19] no less than 6%
[00:11:22] growth. Similarly, the current government is required
[00:11:26] to amend the strategies related to employment because
[00:11:29] today we cannot continue in light of high unemployment rates
[00:11:33] of more than 13%. Purchasing power is viewed from two
[00:11:36] angles: first, inflation, to bring down prices
[00:11:39] and eliminate those intermediaries who unreasonably
[00:11:43] inflate prices, since tomatoes
[00:11:46] come out at three dirhams in one place and reach 10
[00:11:50] or 15 dirhams in Rabat or Casablanca or the major cities of
[00:11:53] Morocco.
[00:12:02] from the farmer and sell at a reasonable
[00:12:05] profit margin. A state of anticipation prevails today in the Moroccan
[00:12:09] political scene to know the nature of the next government
[00:12:12] coalition. A majority called to be cohesive
[00:12:15] and convincing before Parliament, but it is
[00:12:19] more required to express the popular will
[00:12:22] with its democratic weight.
[00:12:41] map became clear and the parties' readings of the results followed, what is
[00:12:45] the deepest political message carried by the Moroccan vote, and how
[00:12:49] will the new balance of power be reflected in the
[00:12:52] formation of the majority and its position?
[00:12:56] There were multiple messages carried by polling day on September 23rd
[00:13:00] last year, addressed to the next government. Of course, there are files
[00:13:03] that have been pending since the previous government, whose term
[00:13:06] has ended. These issues concern infrastructure,
[00:13:10] purchasing power files, as
[00:13:13] well as public policies related primarily to employment,
[00:13:16] health, education, and housing.
[00:13:20] Of course, the messages of the Moroccans were reflected in the participation
[00:13:23] rate, which did not exceed
[00:13:25] 38%. This message to the political
[00:13:28] actor is to break the stalemate that
[00:13:32] lasted for certain periods in previous
[00:13:35] communication to convey the concerns of citizens and listen more to
[00:13:39] the pulse of the Moroccan street. Professor Aghrad, where can points of convergence
[00:13:43] or divergence between parties appear when the discussion
[00:13:46] moves from the number of seats to a government program
[00:13:49] with its priorities? First, there is the number.
[00:13:53] There are multiple scenarios.
[00:13:58] and the convergence of the ideological and intellectual
[00:14:04] that participated in the September 23rd elections. Of course, the number
[00:14:07] is important. Why? The majority of course needs
[00:14:10] to secure 186 seats to ensure a comfortable government majority,
[00:14:14] but the scenarios remain open and multiple. Will the previous
[00:14:18] government coalition, whose term has ended, be re-formed,
[00:14:21] or will the new government, meaning the party that topped the elections,
[00:14:25] the Authenticity and Modernity party, open
[00:14:28] other avenues for other participation,
[00:14:31] perhaps from the opposition, or will it be content
[00:14:35] with one or two parties that collaborated with it in the government
[00:14:46] elections, the participation rate at the national level reached
[00:14:49] 38.08%
[00:14:52] of the total national electorate. Thus, the September
[00:14:55] 23rd election witnessed the participation of approximately 6
[00:14:59] million male and female voters.
[00:15:16] 2026 election is not limited to seats only, but
[00:15:20] the participation rate also constitutes one of the most prominent
[00:15:25] election.
[00:15:28] the national level is 38%
[00:15:32] 08 of the total electorate,
[00:15:35] compared to 50% 86 in 2021
[00:15:38] and 42% 27 in 2016.
[00:15:41] Thus, the participation rate has
[00:15:44] decreased compared to the 2021
[00:15:47] elections by 12 percentage
[00:15:51] points, 28, and was also lower
[00:15:54] by four points,
[00:15:57] 19, compared to the 2016
[00:16:01] regional level, participation rates reveal a clear
[00:16:04] disparity between the various regions of the Kingdom.
[00:16:07] The Laayoune-Sakia El Hamra region recorded the highest
[00:16:11] مشاركه ب
[00:16:12] 77%,
[00:16:15] followed by the
[00:16:18] Eddahab region at
[00:16:20] 60.90%,
[00:16:24] then the Guelmim-Oued Noun region
[00:16:28] at 54%.
[00:16:31] The participation rate also reached
[00:16:34] 44.80%
[00:16:37] in the Draa-Tafilalet region and
[00:16:41] 43.89%
[00:16:44] in the Rabat-Salé-Kénitra
[00:16:47] and
[00:16:49] 40.90%
[00:16:52] in the Beni Mellal-Khénifra
[00:16:56] and 39.33% in the
[00:16:59] Marrakech-Safi
[00:17:03] and 38.51%
[00:17:06] in the Fès-Meknès
[00:17:10] and
[00:17:13] 37.56% in the
[00:17:17] In contrast, lower rates were recorded in both the Casablanca-Settat
[00:17:20] 34%60
[00:17:23] وجهه طنجه تطوان الحسيمه ب
[00:17:26] 34.44
[00:17:30] at
[00:17:32] 31.30%.
[00:17:36] So, the preliminary figures for the September
[00:17:39] 23rd election reveal
[00:17:42] three main levels of change.
[00:17:46] First, a change in the order of party forces within the House
[00:17:49] of Representatives. Second, varying transformations in the number
[00:17:53] of seats between 2020 and
[00:17:55] 2026, in addition to a significant decrease in
[00:17:58] the national participation rate compared to
[00:18:09] The national participation rate, which reached 38%,
[00:18:12] this percentage hides a clear disparity between
[00:18:15] regions. What does this percentage allow us to understand about the relationship
[00:18:19] of voters to the electoral process? Does the participation
[00:18:22] map help us understand the results map, or does each region have
[00:18:25] its own electoral dynamics?
[00:18:28] Of course, the current percentage, although
[00:18:31] lower than the previous one in the 2021 election,
[00:18:34] has multiple interpretations. First, each region has its own
[00:18:37] dynamics. Second, the electoral division contributed, as we noticed,
[00:18:41] if we followed the multiple readings of the
[00:18:44] September 23rd
[00:18:47] that the rural
[00:18:50] in the cities, and thus the
[00:18:53] العمليه كذلك على مستوى بعض المدن وبعض
[00:18:57] الحوادر نلاحظ حين يكون ديناميه المجتمع المدني المجتمع السياسي
[00:19:01] and political society, political parties and parallel organizations,
[00:19:05] ومشاركه حقيقيه لكن نجم
[00:19:08] it is clear that this
[00:19:10] percentage of 38% is a challenge to political parties at the level
[00:19:14] of framework that came in all constitutions, especially the 2011 constitution, meaning
[00:19:18] the extent of their framework, the extent of their presence as a political
[00:19:21] and organizational actor to encourage more participation from
[00:19:24] Moroccan voters in the upcoming
[00:19:33] a significant electoral participation was recorded in the southern provinces of the Kingdom in
[00:19:42] the election, reflecting a strong presence of voters in the electoral process and highlighting the importance of this election for the residents of these regions and the aspirations
[00:19:46] that their votes carry related to development, representation, and local
[00:19:56] regions of the Kingdom recorded legislative election participation
[00:19:59] rates that exceeded the national average, according to official
[00:20:02] data. The participation rate in the Laayoune-Sakia El Hamra
[00:20:05] region reached 77%,
[00:20:08] while in the Dakhla-Oued
[00:20:12] and in the Guelmim-Oued Noun
[00:20:14] 54%, compared to a national average
[00:20:18] of around 38%.
[00:20:21] These figures reflect the disparity in participation between
[00:20:23] different regions, with
[00:20:27] regional level in Laayoune-Sakia El Hamra.
[00:20:30] The participation rate
[00:20:34] level of citizens, and this
[00:20:37] indicates the awareness of citizens of their constitutional
[00:20:41] right and their awareness of political participation
[00:20:44] and their influence on public
[00:20:47] life. And we hope, God willing, success
[00:20:51] to all who succeeded in these
[00:20:55] elections, and we hope
[00:20:58] that this stage
[00:21:03] the people who succeeded will be true
[00:21:06] advocates for the problems and
[00:21:10] seek the aspirations of the residents to implement their aspirations on the ground
[00:21:14] and find solutions that
[00:21:18] are applied on the ground. This indicates a great involvement of
[00:21:21] civil society activists, especially
[00:21:25] and also their interest in
[00:21:28] public affairs. Congratulations to the winners of these
[00:21:31] ونتمنى التوفيق للفاعلين
[00:21:35] the upcoming local
[00:21:36] and regional elections
[00:21:39] and for this city and the country
[00:21:43] The legislative elections enabled
[00:21:46] to choose their representatives within the legislative institution
[00:21:49] within the framework of the national elections, which
[00:21:52] constitute one of the milestones of democratic
[00:21:56] The participation rates recorded in the southern
[00:21:59] of their residents in this national
[00:22:02] in various electoral
[00:22:04] stages, which reflects the level of participation in fulfilling the electoral
[00:22:08] duty.
[00:22:20] this high voting density, the question is not only
[00:22:23] about voters going to the polls, but also
[00:22:26] what they are saying through them. How do you interpret the political
[00:22:29] implications of this turnout in the context of the national cause?
[00:22:32] The political implications in this data are
[00:22:35] always the southern region,
[00:22:38] participation, of course, due to the dynamism of political actors
[00:22:42] and civil society actors in real and positive interaction with the demands
[00:22:46] of the population, and thus we note that there is always a strong
[00:22:50] presence. Even at the level of elites, the sons of the region are always present
[00:22:53] with their women and men within the First Chamber, and there are deep
[00:22:56] discussions on societal issues concerning the region.
[00:22:59] Also, our observation during the electoral
[00:23:03] campaign and the festivals that took place in the southern
[00:23:06] مختلف الاطياف السياسيه من المعارضه والاغلبيه
[00:23:10] majority had a strong presence and there was a lot of interaction with the
[00:23:14] وبالتالي نلاحظ بحين تكون الديناميه اكثر تكون تفاعل
[00:23:17] to a real and positive
[00:23:21] على مستوى زيل الحكم الذاتي المقبل عليه
[00:23:24] the coming days
[00:23:32] of the results of the legislative
[00:23:36] were elected in local constituencies. 17 female members of parliament
[00:23:39] were elected from local constituencies. An unprecedented number in the history
[00:23:43] of legislative elections, in addition to 90 female members of parliament determined
[00:23:47] by law for regional constituencies. Female politicians from different
[00:23:50] parties won seats in the House of Representatives through local
[00:23:54] constituencies. They are as
[00:23:57] follows: From the Authenticity and Modernity party,
[00:24:00] seven female candidates from the party won
[00:24:03] seats in the First Chamber through local constituencies. Fatima Zahra
[00:24:07] Mansouri, coordinator of the collective leadership of the party, for the local
[00:24:10] constituency of Marrakech. Najwa Kokos, president of the National Council of the party, for
[00:24:14] the Anfa constituency. Zainab Simou, for the local constituency
[00:24:18] of Larache. Bushra for the local constituency of Taflat
[00:24:21] Armany. Iman Lamawi, for the local constituency of Ouarzazate.
[00:24:25] Hanan Al-Maasi, for
[00:24:28] Taroudant. Al-Jamilah Baddal, for the
[00:24:31] constituency.
[00:24:34] And from the National Rally of Independents,
[00:24:38] four female candidates from
[00:24:41] the First Chamber through local constituencies.
[00:24:45] Zeina Adkhaliya, for the local
[00:24:49] Iddoutanane. Nadia Baida, for the
[00:24:51] National Rally of Independents party, local constituency
[00:24:55] of Guelmim. Zeina Chahim, for the local constituency of Fes
[00:24:58] South. Nadia Bouhdoud, for the local
[00:25:02] constituency of Taroudant South.
[00:25:05] And from the Istiqlal party, one female
[00:25:08] candidate from
[00:25:11] First Chamber through a constituency, and that is Badi'ah
[00:25:14] Hair, for the local constituency of Beni
[00:25:17] Mellal.
[00:25:20] From the Justice and Development party, one female candidate
[00:25:23] from the party won a seat in the local constituency, and that is
[00:25:26] Ms. Amina Mae El Ainain, for
[00:25:30] the local constituency of Ain Chock. And from the Popular
[00:25:33] Movement party, one female candidate from the party won
[00:25:37] a seat in the First Chamber through a local constituency, and that is Ms.
[00:25:40] Reem Shibbat, for the local constituency of Fes
[00:25:43] North. And from the Socialist
[00:25:47] Union of Popular Forces,
[00:25:50] one female candidate from the party won a
[00:25:53] seat in the First Chamber through
[00:25:57] Massou, for the local constituency of Agadir
[00:26:00] Iddoutanane. As for
[00:26:04] one female candidate from
[00:26:07] First Chamber through a local constituency, and that is
[00:26:11] Ms. Mariam Houssaini, for the local constituency of Beni
[00:26:14] Mellal. As for the Left Alliance, one female
[00:26:18] candidate from the alliance
[00:26:21] a local constituency, and that is Ms. Nabila
[00:26:24] Mounib, Deputy Secretary-General of the United Socialist Party, for the local
[00:26:28] constituency of
[00:26:38] of 17 women in the local lists is certainly an important number
[00:26:42] achieved for the first time, in addition to 90 regional constituencies, meaning that we will ensure
[00:26:51] direct competition, and where does its interpretation begin: from the parties'
[00:26:55] الاحزاب في الترشيح والدعم ام من طبيعه
[00:26:58] within the constituencies? Professor
[00:27:01] Gharad, first of all, I congratulate the women who
[00:27:04] won seats in the local
[00:27:06] constituencies. This political participation is transitioning
[00:27:10] from political participation supported
[00:27:13] by the mechanism of affirmative action to direct
[00:27:16] political participation. This is a qualitative leap that Morocco has achieved since
[00:27:19] the adoption of the quota in
[00:27:22] Thus, we noticed that with the presence of 17 women,
[00:27:25] the Moroccan Parliament will now have
[00:27:29] the First Chamber, and this is an honorable
[00:27:33] open up multiple
[00:27:37] the transition from the mechanism of affirmative action to a strong presence of