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Who Leads Morocco's New Government
The article addresses the ongoing debate among the Moroccan public regarding the formation of the upcoming government, with a focus on the discussion about the possibility of a woman leading it or the continuation of male leadership. Some call for giving Moroccan women an opportunity to lead the government, emphasizing their competence and merit, especially following successful experiences in administration and the banking sector, while expressing confidence in the royal directives. Conversely, others prefer to keep men in leadership roles, believing that complex affairs require strong and decisive leadership, and advocating for a young elite and improved government performance. The discussion reflects expectations that the upcoming appointment will be closely monitored by the public, with attention focused on the results of economic and social reforms. There is also a warning that changing faces alone will not resolve the crises unless accompanied by fundamental reforms, particularly in health and education sectors.
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