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Ramli and Mansouri's Law Amendments Saved Casablanca Mayoralities
The article discussed the amendment to the National Assembly Law, which now allows the heads of major municipalities, such as Casablanca and Marrakech, to combine their roles as city mayors with their membership in Parliament. Previously, a conflict of interest regulation prevented this for municipalities with populations exceeding 300,000. The amendment abolished the requirement for mayors of large cities to choose between local responsibilities and parliamentary duties, enabling them to hold both positions simultaneously. This change came after Nabiela Rmili and Fatima Zahra Al Mansouri participated in Parliament while still serving as mayors of their cities, highlighting the increased presence of major city leaders within the legislative institution. It continues to fuel discussions about the impact of this on the relationship between local governance and national policy-making.
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