Morocco Elections and Party Promises

The article discusses the Moroccan elections and the reasons behind the weak youth turnout, despite their concern for staying alive. They face an unemployment rate of up to 13% and aspire for job opportunities, housing, and an improved standard of living. Although the economy has developed and development projects are underway, confidence in politics remains low. The low level of participation reflects a widening gap between political party promises and the social reality. The article raises a question about the extent to which the elections succeed in restoring young people's trust or, alternatively, unveil the chasm between the political arena and social demands.

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