This article lists political parties in Morocco.
Morocco has operated under a multi-party system since 1956. Numerous political parties exist, representing a wide range of ideologies, from the far left to parties with Islamist orientations. The Moroccan electoral system encourages the formation of coalition governments.
Under the Constitution, the Head of Government is appointed by the King from the political party that wins the largest number of seats in the House of Representatives following parliamentary elections. The King then appoints the members of the government upon proposal of the Head of Government.
Morocco considers the disputed territory of Western Sahara to be part of its Southern Provinces. Political parties operating in Morocco are therefore also active in the areas of the territory administered by the Moroccan government.