On September 29, King Mohammed VI of Morocco appointed Fatima Ezzahra El Mansouri as the Head of Government, entrusting her with the formation of a new executive. El Mansouri, the coordinator of the collective leadership of the Authenticity and Modernity Party (PAM), was received at the Royal Palace in Rabat. This appointment follows the legislative elections held on September 23, and marks a significant step in the formation of a new government.
The appointment is in accordance with Article 47 of the Constitution, which stipulates that the Head of Government is designated from the party that came first in the House of Representatives elections. El Mansouri's nomination paves the way for the formation of a future government majority and the preparation of the new executive's composition. As the coordinator of the PAM's collective leadership, El Mansouri has been tasked with leading the necessary consultations to form her team.
Prior to her appointment, El Mansouri held the position of Minister of National Territory Planning, Urban Planning, Housing, and City Policy in the outgoing government. Her new role requires her to propose future government members and determine the political configuration of the next executive. The King received El Mansouri at the Royal Palace in Rabat, where he formally announced her appointment as Head of Government.
The Ministry of the Royal House, Protocol, and Chancellery released a statement confirming El Mansouri's appointment, citing the King's decision to entrust her with forming a new government. According to the Constitution, the Head of Government is responsible for proposing government members, who are then appointed by the King. El Mansouri's task is to build a new team that will guide the country's future policies.
El Mansouri's appointment marks a significant milestone in Morocco's political landscape, as the country seeks to form a new government following the legislative elections. The Authenticity and Modernity Party, to which El Mansouri belongs, emerged as a key player in the elections, securing a leading position. The party's success has led to El Mansouri's nomination as Head of Government.
As Head of Government, El Mansouri will be responsible for navigating Morocco's complex politics and forming a cohesive team that can address the country's challenges. Her experience as Minister of National Territory Planning, Urban Planning, Housing, and City Policy will likely be valuable in her new role. El Mansouri's appointment has sparked interest in the country's political circles, with many watching her next moves.
The formation of the new government will be a critical test for El Mansouri, as she seeks to build a team that can tackle Morocco's pressing issues. The country's future policies and direction will depend on the success of the new executive. With her appointment, El Mansouri has become a key figure in Moroccan politics, and her leadership will be closely watched in the coming months.
Key points
- King Mohammed VI appoints Fatima Ezzahra El Mansouri as Head of Government.
- El Mansouri tasked with forming a new executive following legislative elections.
- Appointment in accordance with Article 47 of the Constitution.
