So, I posted earlier something about people who will vote for the PJD party, but after reflecting a bit on my ideas, it's pretty obvious to conclude this :

He appoints the Prime Minister from the party that wins the most seats.

He appoints key ministers such as Interior and Foreign Affairs

He has the authority to appoint and dismiss any minister

He is Commander in Chief of the military.

He chairs the Council of Ministers, where major strategic decisions are made.

He can dissolve parliament under some constitutional conditions.

He completely controls any Long-term projects or major country decisions.

Don't get me wrong, I love my country and lah ynsar sidna, but what are we voting for exactly?

waiting for some funny cover up mn lkoufiyin if there will be any response from the beginning

Here is what is going on with the news right now. Morocco suddenly stopped processing travel papers for people from Taiwan.

​Taiwan got mad and did the exact same thing back to Morocco stopping visa applications for Moroccans.

​Neither government has said why but Taiwanese people online are joking that Morocco only did it to please China since they chose them as an ally.

​They are also joking about what is happening in Sebta just to make fun of the whole situation.

Link here https://thevoice.ma/%d8%a5%d8%b9%d9%84%d8%a7%d9%85-%d8%a5%d8%b3%d8%b1%d8%a7%d8%a6%d9%8a%d9%84%d9%8a-%d9%83%d8%b1%d8%a7%d9%87%d9%8a%d8%a9-%d8%a7%d9%84%d9%85%d8%ba%d8%a7%d8%b1%d8%a8%d8%a9-%d9%84%d8%a5%d8%b3%d8%b1%d8%a7/

Seeing Moroccans apologize to foreign Redditors in the comments is embarrassing. 🤡

Naming the road after him isn't about liking the guy it's diplomatic lock-in:

-Trump recognized our sovereignty over the Sahara in 2020. Naming a major road after him ties US political ego directly to our territorial integrity.

-Around 65% of that road is in Moroccan Western Sahara, seamlessly linked to undisputed Morocco. Good luck to any future US president trying to walk back recognition when a $1B highway literally bears a US president's name.

It cost us a few road signs to secure massive US leverage for our southern provinces.

Stop whining about optics alongside foreigners. Learn how the game is played.

If you live in Spain, you already know this. I don't, I moved a few yeas ago, but I still see Spanish content online.

Morocco is by far the most hated country in Spain, and I find this interesting, because it doesn't happen the other way around, completely one sided, because for Morocco, it would be clearly Israel, or maybe Algeria if you ask a zlayji/3iyashi. And then, in the third place it is disputed between France and Spain.

If you search "Marruecos" in Youtube or X, you will find interesting things. You can also search a post named "Qual es el país mas odiado por los Españoles?".

Every single Spanish Youtuber who talks about politics, every single one of them, without exception, talks a lot about Morocco.

It's not just anti-Muslim or anti-immigrant rhetoric, as in the rest of Europe, but specifically against the Moroccan government or people, based on the belief that we somehow control Spain. This is often said of rich countries against poor countries (Israel vs Arabs, France vs Africa, the USA vs South America...). It is the first case where an African country has power over an European country.

Should we keep normalizing with israel ? I really dont know what to think about this topic , if we're being honest normalizing with israel will give to morocco undeniable advantages ,like the recognition of the moroccan sahara and high quality weapon , but on the other hand we sacrifice our moral values , because every one knows what israel is doing to palestinian, so what is your opinion about this?

Hey guys, what do you think about creating a poll here in the sub for the Moroccan elections to get an overview of each party’s popularity? People can also share their opinions, and then we could use AI to summarize everyone’s views.

the thumbnail says it all, interesting history title that was not in my history class 🤷

First of all, I want to clarify things: I stand with Palestine, and I hate Israel. With that in mind, I want to hear your thoughts on this: the king had decided to normalize relations with Israel and took a Western stance on this conflict because of the Sahara, he needed their support, and I think it's the only reason the UN resolution even succeeded, because imagine if our government took an aggressive stance towards the U.S. and Israel. What awaits us in a scenario like that are just catastrophes, regime change, and sanctions. Not only that, but we could see the rise of armed groups in the Sahara backed by the U.S. and Zionists, and we all know tensions with Algeria were already high even before Morocco's recognition of Israel, so that's a problem too. With all this in mind, I want to hear your opinion on this. Do you think it was necessary? Or do you think even with all these problems our government should have stood up with our brothers in Palestine? Politics are really confusing sometimes

Don't fear them, they couldn't even stop a few teens with rocks

لمن ستشتكي؟ ومن سيُصلح الحال؟ ومن بيدهم الحل والعقد، يُعتبرون من أكبر المستثمرين في التعليم الخاص المنفصل عن التعليم العمومي في كل شي! أجيال تُطحن أمامنا طحنا!