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King Mohammed VI's appointment of Fatima Zohra Mansouri as the first female Prime Minister in Morocco's history, where she was tasked with forming the new government following the victory of the Authenticity and Modernity Party with 97 seats in the legislative elections. This comes in accordance with Article 47 of the constitution, which stipulates that the King appoints the Prime Minister from the winning party, making Mansouri the first woman to hold this position. This reflects progress in women's representation in leadership roles in Morocco. Mansouri will begin consultations with various parties to form a parliamentary majority capable of implementing programs and addressing the priorities of this phase, with a focus on enhancing women's participation in government and institutional work based on competence and merit. This appointment represents an institutional development demonstrating Morocco's approach to empowering women to hold the highest political positions, forming part of a long-term trajectory of women's participation in strategic sectors and state institutions.
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