Moroccan Arab Congress

The Moroccan Arab Congress (Arabic: المؤتمر العربي المغربي al-mu’tamr al-‘arabī al-maghribī) is the legislative branch of the republican government of Morocco, one of 20 republics of the Arab Union. It is a unicameral assembly consisting of 148 seats, each elected by a riding/electoral district of approximately 270,000 people. The party holding the most seats goes on to form the executive government of Morocco, the Council of Ministers, the party's leader typically declared Premier of Morocco, head of government at the republican level and chair of the Council of Ministers. The Moroccan National Congress can dissolve the Council of Ministers and/or remove the Premier by a vote of no confidence.

The current governing party is the Moroccan Regional Branch of the Arab Socialist Ba'ath Party, which holds a total of 93 out of 148 seats. The remaining 55 seats are held by the Communist Party of Morocco (33 seats), the Social Democratic Party of Morocco (12 seats), the Moroccan Anarchist Party (3 seats) and 3 independents.