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Al-Mansouri Responds to PAM Parliament on Government Formation
Fatima Zahra Mansouri, the appointed head of government, announced her rejection of re-establishing the alliance with the Popular Movement Party in the upcoming government formation. She confirmed that this stance is final and comes after internal party demands to exclude the party that led the previous government. She emphasized that her agreement with the Authenticity and Modernity Party concludes her previous alliance with the "Liberals," and that she is focusing on forming a government based on new alliances aligned with her party's position. This statement comes amid intense discussions within the "Blau Grana" Parliament regarding the avoidance of repeating the previous coalition with the "Liberals," with most members leaning toward excluding this party from the new governmental consultations. Negotiations have been held with other parties, such as the Independence Party and the Popular Movement, where the Secretary-General of the Independence Party communicated that there is a trend within the "Blau Grana" to oppose supporting a coalition with the "Liberals." It is worth noting that the September 23rd elections resulted in the Authenticity and Modernity Party winning 97 seats, making it the largest party, followed by the National Rally of Independents with 66 seats, prompting Mansouri to seek to form a new parliamentary majority to achieve this objective.
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