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First woman leads Moroccan government
The article discusses the Moroccan elections and the prospects of a woman taking on the position of Prime Minister for the first time in Morocco's history. It is likely that Fatima Zahra Meoori, a leader in the Authenticity and Modernity Party and Minister of Territorial Development, will assume this role after her party's victory in the elections. This development marks a significant milestone in promoting women's presence in top executive positions within the Arab region, although the appointment ultimately depends on King Mohammed VI and will require the formation of a stable parliamentary majority. If this happens, Morocco will become the first country in the region to have a woman serve as Prime Minister, noting that Meoori would be the second woman to hold this position in Arab countries, after Ngelal Jadoun in Tunisia.
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