Moroccan authorities' warnings about corruption and state property misuse are met with criticism over the government's failure to take real action, as corruption continues to erode public trust and hinder development.

Morocco’s proposed 2026 electoral law is widely criticized as a tool to stifle dissent, protect entrenched interests, and weaken democratic participation.

Morocco’s Gen Z protests over corruption and inequality signal a rising regional unrest driven by a digitally empowered, disillusioned youth.

In a twist laden with irony, Morocco’s former higher-education minister Abdellatif Miraoui has re-emerged not in government but at the lectern of a French university, only weeks after leaving office.

Two weeks of public unrest over failing health and social services boiled over in Agadir on Sunday, September 14, 2025, putting Prime Minister Aziz Akhannouch’s administration under intense scrutiny.