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Moroccans vote for a new parliament on Tuesday September 23, but many young people feel left behind despite years of economic growth. Some are trying to change the system from within. Others have lost faith and are looking to Europe instead. DW Correspondent Jan-Philipp Scholz meets two young Moroccans with very different visions of the future. And we ask Intissar Fakir at the Middle East Institute whether politics can still deliver for the younger generations. #dwcurrentaffairs
Chapters:
00:00 Introduction: Morocco heads to the polls
00:28 Report: Two young Moroccans, two different futures
00:40 Youssef, unemployed young Moroccan
00:59 Doua, economics student and parliamentary candidate
02:21 Migration hopes and frustration among youth
03:07 Interview: Jan-Philipp Scholz, DW Correspondent in Rabat
09:14 Interview: Intisar Fakir, Senior Fellow, Middle East Institute
11:26 Why economic growth has not benefited everyone
13:50 Ceuta crossing and youth migration
17:02 Can young candidates restore faith in politics?
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