Morocco Election Shaped by Football, Jobs, Israel and Ceuta Disputes

Morocco is heading into an election in which political parties are actively targeting young voters. Campaigns have drawn on football-related slogans as a way to build national enthusiasm and appeal to youth. Promises of employment are also central to the electoral pitch, reflecting concerns about youth unemployment in the country. Anti-Israel sentiment has emerged as a notable rallying point for some political forces. Regional issues such as the disputed territory of Ceuta are further shaping the tone and direction of the campaign.