Morocco unveils new government led by woman
King Mohammed VI of Morocco announced the formation of a new government led by Fatma-Zahra Martouzi, marking the first time a woman has assumed the position of Prime Minister in Morocco. The government is composed of a quadruple coalition including the parties "Authenticity and Modernity," "Istiqlal," "The Socialist Union," and "Progress and Socialism," with a total of 31 ministers, including seven women. Some key ministerial positions remain in their traditional hands, and a new Ministry of Artificial Intelligence and Digital Transformation has been established. This development follows the victory of the Authenticity and Modernity Party in the recent legislative elections held in September, which saw a low voter turnout of 38%.
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