11.34% turnout in Moroccan elections by midday

The Moroccan Ministry of Interior announced that the voting process across the various prefectures and provinces of the Kingdom has been proceeding normally and regularly since its commencement. In an official statement, the Ministry confirmed that the electoral process has not experienced any irregularities that would hinder voters from casting their ballots at polling stations across the country.

According to data received by the Ministry from various prefectures and provinces, the national turnout reached 11.34 percent as of 12:00 PM, a time that typically sees varying levels of participation from citizens registered on the electoral rolls.

The Ministry of Interior bases these figures on field reports from local authorities in all regions of the Kingdom. This preliminary count serves as an indicator of the level of public engagement with the ongoing electoral event during the first hours of polling day.

Polling stations continue to receive voters to complete the electoral process according to the established schedule. The Ministry is expected to release further updates regarding final turnout percentages as the day progresses and polls close at the legally designated time.