Political Parties in North Africa Face the Test of Attracting the Youth Generation and Change-Makers

The party and political scene in North African countries faces growing challenges in absorbing the accelerating aspirations of the new youth generation. This generation has come to rely on digital platforms and social media to express its economic and social demands, moving away from traditional patterns of classical party work that no longer meet its future ambitions and expectations.

Observers of regional affairs believe that the gap between party leaderships and the youth requires restructuring political discourse and offering realistic programs focused on education, employment, social justice, and digital transformation. This is to motivate youth groups for effective participation in electoral milestones and national decision-making, away from feelings of frustration or political apathy.

Experts emphasize that the success of democratic and developmental experiences in the region remains contingent on the ability of political institutions to open genuine spaces for dialogue with the youth and involve them in formulating public policies. This ensures community stability and the building of a participatory future that benefits from the energy and innovative ideas of the rising generation in various fields.