Independent leader and researchers critical of polling pattern and electoral management in Morocco

Muhammad al-Khalifa, a leader in the Istiqlal Party, criticized the voting pattern and the management of the electoral process in Morocco, stressing the need to adopt reforms that ensure the integrity of the elections to restore citizens' confidence in politics. During a symposium organized by the African Center for Strategic Studies and Digitalization in cooperation with the Press House in Tangier, Al-Khalifa expressed his rejection of the supervision and management of the elections by the Ministry of Interior, calling for the establishment of a national committee to supervise them. He also criticized the lack of regulation of electoral shredding by law in Morocco. He called for the creation of a special ministry for the rural world in the new government engineering to eliminate field inequality.

For his part, Mohamed Omrani Boukbiza, a professor of public law and political analyst, questioned the motives of political parties' acceptance of a voting pattern that weakens them electorally. Boukbiza pointed out that the adopted voting system gives more weight to the electoral vote in the rural world at the expense of the cities, highlighting that 37 percent of the villagers take 65 percent of the seats in the legislative elections. He called for equality in the electoral weight of votes.

Said Al-Khamsi, head of the Entities Foundation, criticized the absence of politics, the decline of political framing and the weakness of the mechanisms for graduating elites in the Moroccan scene. Al-Khumsi considered that the government of Abdul Rahman Al-Yousifi is the only model of a political government that has produced ideas and programs. He pointed out that there are defects that negatively affect the level of confidence and participation in the elections.

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