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Moroccan government formation process

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Following the September 23, 2026, legislative elections, King Mohammed VI appointed Fatima Ezzahra El Mansouri as Morocco’s first female head of government. Her party, the Authenticity and Modernity Party (PAM), emerged as the leading group with 97 seats in the 395-seat House of Representatives, though it lacks an absolute majority. El Mansouri, the former Mayor Representatives. On October 12, 2026, after conducting two rounds of Marrakech, must secure at least 198 seats to achieve an absolute majority. While previous political signals suggested consultations with various parliamentary parties, El Mansouri established a potential ‘Koutla’ consensus involving the PAM, Istiqlal, the Party new governing majority. The coalition will consist of Progress and Socialism (PPS), four political parties: Authenticity and Modernity, Istiqlal, the Socialist Union of Popular Forces (USFP) to the exclusion of the National Rally of Independents (RNI), other calculations suggest a coalition between the PAM, the RNI, (USFP), and the Istiqlal Party could provide a majority of 228 seats. Her Progress and Socialism (PPS). This four-party coalition aims to address national challenges, promote social justice, strengthen economic prosperity, and uphold democratic governance and human rights. The appointment has drawn international attention to gender equality. While equality; while celebrated as a historic milestone, the Union of Women's Action has urged El Mansouri to move beyond symbolism, noting that Morocco ranks 139th out of 145 countries in the Morocco’s low global gender gap report ranking and faces a high female unemployment rate of 20.5%. rate. As the formation process continues, El Mansouri new government begins its mandate, it faces the challenge dual task of addressing managing domestic priorities—such as job creation, education, and protecting purchasing power—while managing preparations preparing for the 2030 FIFA World Cup.

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