11th of January 1944, when the Istiqlal party wrote a Manifesto demanding Morocco’s full independence

On the 11th of January 1944, the Istiqlal party, recently formed, wrote a Manifesto demanding Morocco’s full independence. The party’s struggle against the French protectorate was carried out throughout the years even after the exile of Sultan Mohammed ben Youssef. Flash back.

Abderrahim Bouabid, the first politician to openly oppose King Hassan II

25 years ago, Abderrahim Bouabid, a politician and former minister passed away. The founding member of the National Union of Popular Forces was known for his firm positions when it comes to the first constitutional referendum and the Western Sahara cause. History.

Istiqlal MPs challenge Finance minister on rising consumer prices in Morocco

16th of October 1975 : When the Green March brought King Hassan II and the opposition together

During the reign of Hassan II, the Green March was a turning point in history of the Moroccan political scene. The initiative, announced on the 16th of October 1975, had clearly strengthened the sovereign’s power. Consequently, the opposition in the country offered to engage in the democratic process by abandoning the armed struggle.

GenZ in Morocco: The Istiqlal Party Calls on Youth to Engage in Responsible Dialogue

Morocco's Istiqlal Party urges Spain’s People’s Party to clarify position on Sahara

Istiqlal party suspends membership of deputy mayor facing embezzlement charges

The Istiqlal party hosts a rally in Laayoune, irritating the Polisario Front

Nizar Baraka hands over a letter from King Mohammed VI to Mohamed Ould Abdel Aziz

UPR congress : Nizar Baraka leads an Istiqlal delegation in Mauritania