Moroccan political parties have made significant progress in their talks to form a new government. A meeting between the head of government, Fatima Zahra Mansouri, and the secretary general of the Party of Progress and Socialism, Nabil Benabdallah, took place on Wednesday. The discussions focused on the parties' future programs and policies. Mansouri welcomed the program presented by the Party of Progress and Socialism.
The meeting saw a high level of coordination and agreement between the two parties. According to sources, the parties have agreed on 70% of the electoral program presented by the Party of Progress and Socialism. The party's program is largely aligned with that of the Authenticity and Modernity Party (PAM). The talks also highlighted the importance of having a government composed of political ministers rather than technocrats.
The parties also discussed the importance of prioritizing rights and democracy in the government's work. The human rights aspect will be given significant attention in the government's formation. This development is seen as a positive step towards creating a more inclusive and democratic government. The presence of Fatima Zahra Brats, the first woman from the Party of Progress and Socialism to attend these talks, was also notable.
The talks have sparked optimism that the Party of Progress and Socialism may soon join the government's coalition. This would pave the way for the PAM to form a government with parties from the bloc. The PAM's parliamentary group has previously expressed a desire to form an alliance with parties from the bloc. However, the party has rejected the idea of an alliance with the liberal party, Istiqlal.
The PAM's leader, Abdel Latif Ouahbi, and the party's secretary general, Ahmed Achsichne, attended the meeting. The discussions also involved Fozia Lakjaq and Fatima Zahra Mansouri. The parties are working to finalize the government's composition and policies. The human rights aspect will be a key area of focus for the government.
The meeting's outcome has been seen as a positive development in the government's formation process. The parties' willingness to work together and prioritize rights and democracy has raised hopes for a more inclusive and effective government. The government's composition and policies will have a significant impact on Morocco's future.
The formation of a new government is crucial for Morocco's stability and progress. The parties' efforts to work together and find common ground have been welcomed by many. The government's priorities will include addressing key issues such as economic development, social justice, and human rights. The parties' agreement on key issues has raised hopes for a successful government.
Key points
- The parties have agreed on 70% of the electoral program presented by the Party of Progress and Socialism.
- The government is expected to prioritize rights and democracy in its work.
- The Party of Progress and Socialism may soon join the government's coalition.
