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Souss-Massa regional council session postponed after PAM, Istiqlal boycott
A regular session of the Souss-Massa Regional Council was postponed Monday after elected members from the Authenticity and Modernity Party (PAM), Istiqlal and the Party of Progress and Socialism (PPS) failed to attend, leaving the council without the quorum needed to open proceedings.
El Mansouri looks to Koutla trio for next govt, RNI set to miss out: sources
El Mansouri looking to Istiqlal, USFP and PPS as talks enter second round; Benabdallah back at negotiating table ahead of party decision Tuesday.
El Mansouri opens second round of govt talks with PPS chief
Benabdallah meets designated Head of Government a day before PPS Central Committee is due to decide on participation; new round is being held away from the press.
PPS central committee to assess government formation talks on Tuesday
The Party of Progress and Socialism will review the September 23 election results and recent consultations on forming the new government before determining its position.
PPS yet to decide on govt as Benabdallah warms to PAM common ground
Benabdallah says party will decide in coming days after talks with El Mansouri; cost of living, youth unemployment and public trust figure in discussions.
PPS says it is too early to discuss government alliances
Secretary-General Nabil Benabdallah says the party will wait for its leadership bodies to meet before taking a position on possible alliances for the next government.
Meta political advertising spending by Moroccan parties compared with election results
The nine parties examined spent a combined $290,793 on Meta advertising in the 90 days before the September 23 vote, with the RNI accounting for about 65% of the total.
Legislative elections: the winners, the losers and what low turnout says about Moroccans’ break with the political class
The September 23 election has delivered a major political realignment, with the PAM victorious, the PJD back in force and the RNI sharply diminished. But overshadowing it all is an alarming level of abstention, with official turnout collapsing to 38%, reflecting young people’s enduring disaffection with the ballot box and a broader rejection of the political class. Here is why.
At a subdued PPS headquarters, low turnout sets alarm bells ringing
Members of the Party of Progress and Socialism’s political bureau were left waiting anxiously Wednesday evening, with only a modest number of party members present as several national media outlets gathered to cover the announcement of the 2026 election results.
PPS eyes 50 seats, rules out post-poll deal with RNI
PPS Secretary General Nabil Benabdallah criticized the government’s record, outlined his party’s electoral program and addressed key political and economic issues ahead of the 2026 legislative elections.