Mohamed Tuzi to France 24: Key issues such as immigration and human rights are almost absent from the election debate in Morocco.

Mohamed Tuzi to France 24: Key issues such as immigration and human rights are almost absent from the election debate in Morocco.

On the eve of the legislative elections in Morocco, scheduled for Wednesday, the reading of the electoral reality is not limited to the question of the voting rate in the polling stations only. Behind the rates of participation and reluctance, the forms of relationship between the citizen and public affairs are changing, while local and regional demands rise to the top of daily concerns. In this interview with France 24, Professor of Political Sociology, Mohamed Al-Tuzi, details this dynamic, and simplifies the risk of electoral eligibility, from the crisis of representation and forms of involvement in public affairs, to the rise of local considerations and the renewal of political elites.

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