Moroccan Parliament meeting faces criticism over 'theatrical' nature

The upcoming meeting of the Moroccan Parliament is facing sharp criticism, with observers describing the event as a theatrical performance lacking genuine legislative power. The critique centers on the fact that all real authority in the kingdom is concentrated solely in the hands of the monarch. This parliamentary assembly is being characterized as an attempt to mislead the Moroccan public following the recent diplomatic setback regarding the proposal for autonomy at the UN Security Council. Analysts argue that this move aims to mimic democratic procedures observed elsewhere, despite the Moroccan legislative body lacking any real constitutional or practical influence. Given that no law mandates the monarch to consult the parliament, the gathering is viewed as a fabricated narrative to project an image of democracy where none exists.