Formation of a New Government Majority in Morocco
The Moroccan political landscape has witnessed a significant development as the Party of Authenticity and Modernity (PAM) has announced a coalition to form a government majority consisting of four political parties. This announcement came after two rounds of political consultations led by the newly appointed Prime Minister, Fatima Zahra Mansouri. The newly formed majority includes PAM, the Independence Party, the Socialist Union of Popular Forces, and the Progress and Socialism Party.
According to a statement from PAM, Prime Minister Mansouri has initiated extensive discussions with several parliamentary parties immediately following her appointment by King Mohammed VI under Article 47 of the Moroccan constitution. The consultations addressed both internal and external challenges facing Morocco, with the objective of establishing a strong and cohesive majority capable of meeting public expectations and ensuring conditions for a dignified living, enhancing freedoms and rights, achieving social justice, equitable regional development, and economic prosperity.
Political Context and Future Steps
The coalition agreement resulted from thorough deliberations that considered the nation's higher interests in light of both national and international contexts, as well as the outcomes of the legislative elections held on September 23, where PAM emerged as the leading party. The four parties are committed to proposing candidates for ministerial positions who possess competence, political acumen, integrity, and uprightness. This is aimed at forming a government capable of swiftly implementing the government program that will be drafted in the near future.
As reported by skynewsarabia.com.
