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Banakar's Position Limits World Cup Government Options
The article discusses the process of forming the new government in Morocco following the 2026 parliamentary elections. It becomes clear that political options are narrowing as the final alliance arrangements approach. The Authenticity and Modernity Party (PAM) leads the elections with 97 seats, while Abdelilah Benkirane remains unclear about whether the Justice and Development Party (PJD), which holds 54 seats, will participate in the government, pending a decision from the party's national council. The choices range between forming a coalition that includes the four main parties (PAM, National Rally of Independents, Istiqlal, and the Popular Movement), which would easily secure a majority, or forming broader alliances that involve four parties, requiring wider coordination. Benkirane’s stance hinders some potential alliances, as his participation or absence will be decisive in surpassing the majority threshold. Negotiations are contingent on the results of the party's national council decision, while the possibility of reconfiguring previous alliances remains prominent, with shifts in the roles and influence of the parties. The official position of Istiqlal has not yet been announced, keeping multiple options open for government formation.
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