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Morocco’s USFP launches digital platform for citizen dialogue

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Morocco’s USFP launches digital platform for citizen dialogueIllustrative photo · Lkadi Adil · CC BY-SA 4.0

The Socialist Union of Popular Forces (USFP) has launched “Diwan Al Mowatin”, a digital platform designed to strengthen dialogue between citizens and elected representatives in Mohammedia province, Morocco. The system allows residents to authenticate themselves and be assigned to their commune in order to take part in political discussions, according to Libe.

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