Morocco votes on government form before World Cup

In Morocco, parliamentary elections were held with the aim of determining the new government that will help implement a plan worth approximately $20 billion in preparation for hosting the 2030 World Cup, along with projects to boost economic gains and direct them toward the youth. Although the election results are not expected to significantly alter the political balance dominated by the king, the upcoming government will undertake initiatives to address discontent among the younger generations, which was evident in protests and mass border crossings last year. Major parties, including the National Rally of Independents and the Authenticity and Modernity Party, pledge to create one million jobs and improve basic services, amid a political competition focused on economic reform and social services. Massive preparations for the World Cup are underway, with costs estimated at 12% of the expected GDP for 2024.

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