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Moroccan political activist Rachid Bouhaddouz has launched the platform "eNaib" (eNaib.ma), which combines electoral, parliamentary, political, and institutional information. This Moroccan digital project aims to facilitate citizens' acquaintance with their representatives and track their activities, while providing digital offices that allow communication with them and follow-up on citizens' issues and requests.
This initiative, according to the data provided about the project, comes in the context of the scattered information concerning candidates, parties, electoral districts, and elected officials across institutional websites, party pages, and personal profiles. The platform seeks to consolidate this data in a single space, allowing for research into electoral and parliamentary files and access to results, programs, and political trajectories.
The Moroccan legislative elections, held on September 23, 2026, were a significant milestone for the project, as it provided an electronic directory containing 897 candidate files. These files included information on their party affiliations, electoral districts, and available details about their paths and electoral programs.
According to the project's data, the platform saw significant traffic during the election campaign, thanks to the availability of files for a number of candidates within a unified space that allows users to search by names, parties, and geographical areas.
The work of "eNaib" was not limited to the election campaign phase but extended to covering the 2026-2031 legislative term. It displays a map of the distribution of the 395 seats in the House of Representatives and allows users to browse the files of parliamentarians according to their political affiliations, the districts and regions they represent, along with information related to their careers, qualifications, and responsibilities.
The platform also offers an interactive map covering Morocco's twelve regions, enabling users to access their representatives based on their district or region. It also preserves files, programs, and materials related to electoral campaigns, allowing for reference after the elections have concluded.
The digital office is a key component of the project, providing an electronic space to introduce elected officials, their careers, responsibilities, and activities, as well as offering a means of communication regarding issues, complaints, and requests that citizens wish to convey to their representatives.
Rachid Bouhaddouz, founder of the platform developed and managed by the Moroccan company "Maroc Digital Avenir," stated that the project idea stemmed from the need to organize political and electoral information and make it accessible to citizens. He noted that the interest the platform received during the legislative campaign reinforced, in his view, the conviction of its creators regarding the importance of continuing its services after the elections.
Bouhaddouz added that communication between citizens and their representatives typically sees greater engagement during election campaigns before declining after the results are announced. He considers the absence of permanent communication offices for some representatives and the difficulty in accessing elected officials as justification for developing the digital office as a means to showcase the work of elected officials and facilitate communication with them.
The platform's founder emphasized the commitment of its creators to receive citizens' complaints and requests, work to relay them to the relevant representatives, and follow up on any responses received. He considers the project not a replacement for the representative or the administration, but rather an effort to facilitate communication between citizens and their representatives.
Bouhaddouz explained that the platform's future vision extends beyond parliamentary work to encompass various electoral contests, including communal, regional, professional, and House of Councillors elections. This involves providing files and digital offices for parliamentarians, councillors, heads of communes and regions, professional chambers, and members of elected councils.
In addition to its electoral and parliamentary services, "eNaib" includes a news section that covers political and institutional developments and publishes profiles of public officials and government members, thus linking news and data related to officials and elected representatives.
The platform offers dedicated sections for parties, results, districts, and electoral programs, along with search and browsing tools. It also supports Arabic and Amazigh languages in its interfaces, and some of its pages and profiles utilize the Tifinagh script.
"eNaib" presents itself as an independent, multi-party initiative that adheres to unified editorial standards in handling information related to political formations and elected officials, while allowing for updates and corrections based on available sources.
As part of expanding its services, the project team is preparing to launch a smartphone application in the coming days, aiming to facilitate access to electoral and parliamentary information, elected official profiles, news, and digital services.
The platform also aims to preserve data related to candidates, programs, results, and elected officials across successive elections, thus creating an electoral archive that can be used to track the evolution of political, territorial, and professional representation in Morocco.
The initiative links the success of this approach to its ability to provide accurate and updated information and to citizens and elected officials benefiting from communication tools and the monitoring of representative work, within the framework of the slogan chosen for the project: "Know Who Represents You."
