Morocco’s PAM leads parliamentary election with turnout at two-decade low

Morocco's Party of Authenticity and Liberty, PAM, has emerged as the leading party in the country's parliamentary election, with a significant outcome. The election saw a turnout of around two-decade low, which may indicate a lack of enthusiasm among voters. This result will determine which party gets the first opportunity to form a government, with the prime minister appointed by King Mohammed VI from the party that wins the most seats. The outcome could have implications for Morocco's economic policies and trade relationships.

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The low turnout may impact the government formation process. This could lead to uncertainty in the market.

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