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US report predicts Moroccan government shape
The Washington Institute for Near East Policy expects that one of the leading contenders for the upcoming Moroccan government formation will be Fouzi Lekjaa, president of the Royal Moroccan Football Federation, or Fatima Zahra Merzooqi, Minister of Territorial Development, following the September 23 elections. The report noted that if either of them were to lead the government, it would be a precedent—especially if a woman assumes the position or if the focus shifts to organizing the 2030 World Cup—although this would not change the current political orientations. The report also highlighted that the elections come amid protest demands from youth concerning the improvement of social services and the tackling of unemployment, and that the new government will face challenges in responding to these demands—particularly given the low political participation among young people and the declining number of registered voters. It also predicted that election results would likely result in the continuation of removing incentives for deep reforms due to structural obstacles, with the ongoing emphasis on issues of sovereignty and the monarchy.
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