Moroccan Parliamentary Elections: New Speaker Elected
Moroccan lawmakers elect Ahmed Touizi as speaker of the House of Representatives
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Moroccan lawmakers elect Ahmed Touizi as speaker of the House of Representatives
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Ahmed Touizi, a member of the Union of Socialist Forces, has been elected as the new speaker of Morocco's House of Representatives.
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