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Fatima Aara Elmansuri's appointment
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Where it stands
King Mohammed VI has appointed Marrakesh mayor Fatima Ezzahra El Mansouri head of government, Morocco's first woman in the role. Her PAM won 97 of 395 seats, so she must build a majority; consultations with other parties have begun, and on October 3 PAM's National Council gave her full authority to negotiate. No coalition has been announced yet.
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The story so far
Update 1
Morocco's First Woman Head of Government Holds 97 Seats and Needs 198
Fatima Ezzahra El Mansouri has the King's mandate and her party's blessing to negotiate. As of October 5 she has no coalition, no cabinet and no programme.
What moved
- King Mohammed VI appoints El Mansouri Head of Government and tasks her with forming a government.
- PAM's National Council gives her full authority to negotiate the next governing majority.
Still open after this report
- Which parties will actually join, and on what terms.
- Whether a PJD meeting will ever take place, and what Istiqlal's seat total is. The 65 in a secondary table is unconfirmed.
- The exact constitutional wording on the confidence vote and the cabinet-proposal process.
History
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Who's involved
People
Fatima Ezzahra El MansouriPrime Minister of Morocco since 20261 report
Mohammed VI of Moroccoking of Morocco since 19991 report
Organizations
- Authenticity and Modernity PartyMoroccan political party1 report
- Justice and Development PartyMoroccan political party1 report
- National Rally of IndependentsMoroccan political party1 report
Places
- MarrakeshMarrakesh, Morocco1 report
- MoroccoMorocco1 report
- RabatRabat, Morocco1 report
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