Morocco’s national elections on 23 September will provide an important test of youth political engagement following the country’s recent Gen-Z protests. While young people have become more active in public debate, it remains to be seen whether this engagement will translate into electoral participation. The results could offer insights into the future direction of Moroccan politics.
This event discusses:
- How have the Gen-Z protests reshaped political engagement in Morocco?
- Will youth activism translate into electoral participation?
- What issues matter most to young Moroccan voters?
- What barriers continue to limit youth participation in politics?
- How are political parties responding to younger generations?
- What could the election reveal about Morocco’s political future?
