HIBAPRESS – A. Mahyawi
The Fez South electoral district is witnessing remarkable political activity with the approach of the upcoming legislative elections in Morocco, where the features of competition between political parties have begun to form early, amid expectations that this district will witness one of the strongest electoral battles at the level of the Fez-Meknes region.
Fez South is considered one of the electoral districts with political weight, given the population density and social diversity that characterizes its neighborhoods, which makes it the focus of attention of various parties seeking to strengthen their presence within the parliament. The parliamentary seats allocated to this constituency also make it a real arena of competition between candidates with varying electoral bases. In this context, several parties are preparing to compete, including the National Rally of Independents party, the Istiqlal Party, the Authenticity and Modernity Party, in addition to the Socialist Union of Popular Forces and the Justice and Development Party, which in turn seeks to restore its electoral presence within the city. Prominent in this electoral race are well-known political figures at the local level, including Khalid Al-Ajli from the National Rally of Independents party, Alal Al-Amrawi from the Istiqlal Party, as well as Aziz Al-Labbar from the Authenticity and Modernity Party, who are political figures who have accumulated a presence in the electoral scene in the city during previous elections. Local political affairs followers believe that the results of the upcoming elections in Fez South will be largely determined based on several factors, including the strength of the candidates' field presence, the extent of their ability to communicate with voters, in addition to the local alliances that may form during the election campaign. In light of these data, all scenarios remain open in the Fez South district, where the electoral race is expected to witness strong competition that may carry unexpected surprises, at a time when the Fassi street is anticipating what the ballot boxes will result in in one of the most prominent electoral districts in the city.
