Morocco election: PAM tops vote as turnout falls and Islamist PJD rebounds

Morocco's election has seen the Party of Authenticity and Liberty (PAM) emerge as the top vote-getter, while the Islamist Justice and Development Party (PJD) has made a strong comeback. This outcome comes as voter turnout has hit its lowest level in years, raising concerns about political engagement and the new administration's ability to address pressing issues such as unemployment, public services, and living costs. The government will need to address these concerns to maintain stability and growth in the economy.

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The election results are mixed, with the PAM topping the vote but turnout falling. This could lead to uncertainty and a neutral outlook for Moroccan risk assets.

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