Experts Predict Tight Contest on September 23
The article discusses the potential changes in the political landscape following the upcoming parliamentary elections in Morocco scheduled for September 23. It focuses on the electoral competition between two main parties: the National Rally for Independents (RNI) and the Authenticity and Modernity Party (PAM), as well as the expected results in terms of parliamentary seats. The piece also offers analyses regarding the possibilities of forming the next government, with predictions that traditional parties will likely align into government coalitions based on electoral balances. It emphasizes that the political struggle is primarily electoral rather than ideological. The analysis also includes forecasts about the composition of the government, the roles of opposition parties, and dismisses the scenario of Fouzi Lekjaa leading the government. Instead, attention is given to the appointment of the woman, Fatima Zahra Mansouri, as Prime Minister, and the likelihood of some parties maintaining their current positions.
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