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Rassemblement members leave long-held ministries
The article discusses potential changes in the main ministerial portfolios in the Moroccan government, particularly in the sectors of economy, finance, and agriculture, following the results of the September 23, 2026 elections. With the Authenticity and Modernity Party (the Liberals) leading the election results, there are speculations about rearranging the distribution of ministerial positions, especially since the departure of the Haraki Party from the majority could alter the status of key portfolios. The Ministry of Economy and Finance, which has been a subject of political debate since 2007, might shift from the Liberals to the Istiqlal Party or the Authenticity and Modernity Party, reflecting political struggles over control of economic policy tools. Similarly, the Ministry of Agriculture has remained dominated by the Liberals for over two decades, despite changes in ministers, highlighting the ongoing relationship between the party and the agricultural sector. As for the Ministry of Tourism, it has seen leadership changes among various parties, but the leadership positions were often held by the Liberals, serving as a platform for preparing for upcoming political stages. The potential adjustments in ministerial assignments reflect political competition over control of vital sectors, with final appointments subject to constitutional negotiations and royal directives.
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