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Al-Rashid Highlights Female Lead and Sahara Reforms
The article focused on the appointment of a woman for the first time in Morocco's history to serve as Head of Government, reflecting a significant qualitative development in women's participation in decision-making positions. The President of the House of Councillors, Mohamed Bouya Rachid, emphasized that this appointment solidifies women's access to top executive roles and is part of efforts to expand women's presence in elected institutions. For instance, 90 seats in the House of Representatives have been allocated to women, along with mechanisms to enhance the participation of youth and persons with disabilities. He also affirmed that Moroccan reforms, led by King Mohammed VI, aim to strengthen trust between citizens and institutions. These reforms include social protection laws, empowerment initiatives for women and youth, and bringing developmental decisions closer to local areas. Particular attention has been given to the new development model, which has led to increased investment and growth in the southern regions, witnessing high voter turnout in the recent elections. This reflects the people's strong attachment to their homeland and the stability of the developmental path.
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