News
The latest from official sources and the press. Each item opens its source, with the date it was published.
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The "Book" leader stays on despite poor results, and Benabdallah tells Goud: "We are the children of today, I chaired the press conference and oversaw the Political Bureau statement"
According to Goud, party officials deny the resignation report and say the Political Bureau meeting was devoted to analysing the results.
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Exclusive: Benabdallah puts his resignation on the Political Bureau's table after the 23 September results
According to this outlet alone: the General Secretary offered his resignation to the Political Bureau on 24 September and the Bureau rejected it unanimously. The party did not confirm the report in its communiqué.
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Benabdallah: the abstention of the "left-wing people" hurt the party, and the "delay of the results" raises questions
About 62 percent of registered voters did not vote. The party considers the announcement of the results after 3 a.m. and the failure to hand over the minutes immediately unacceptable and contrary to the law.
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An ambition of 50 ends with 19 seats for the "Book" party
Ten seats in the local constituencies and nine on the regional lists reserved for women, against a target of fifty seats.
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Regional list in Laayoune-Sakia El Hamra: a seat for Progress and Socialism
Five seats for women: Istiqlal 2, Authenticity and Modernity 1, Progress and Socialism 1 (Fatima Souidi) and the Socialist Union 1.
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Interior Minister: the final results exactly match the provisional ones
Authenticity and Modernity 97 seats, National Rally of Independents 66, Istiqlal 65, Justice and Development 54, and Progress and Socialism 19.
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After taking second place, Hassan Derham redraws the political balance in the heart of the Moroccan Sahara
Hassan Derham, for Progress and Socialism, came second in the Laayoune local constituency with 19,526 votes.
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Progress and Socialism assesses the 2026 legislative results and says it will pursue its struggle
Statement of the party's Political Bureau, with a further meeting set for 28 September.
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Progress and Socialism reveals its 19 winners in the House of Representatives, with a notable presence of women
The winners include Rachid Hamoni and Hassan Derham for the Laayoune constituency, with a notable presence of women.
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Benabdallah "not happy" with the results of the "Book" party
The General Secretary: the results are disappointing and below expectations, which he attributes to low turnout. The party won 19 seats.
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National turnout in the 2026 legislative elections settled at 38.08 percent
After the count, against 38.02 percent when the polling offices closed. About 15.8 million voters were registered.
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Laayoune chooses Ould Errachid, Derham and Jamani
Three seats in the Laayoune constituency: Istiqlal, Progress and Socialism (Hassan Derham) and Authenticity and Modernity.
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The "Book" party sees positive indicators
Election night: a party member reports positive indicators in the central monitoring of the counting data, with suspected irregularities in five or six constituencies to be handled through legal procedures.
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Progress and Socialism presents its programme for the government 2027–2031
The programme is published on the party's official website in a short and a full version.