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Mansouri government portfolios preview
The article discusses the final stages of the Moroccan government formation negotiations led by the appointed Prime Minister, Fatima Zahra El Mansouri. The situation is heading toward the formation of a coalition comprising the Authenticity and Modernity Party, the Independence Party, the Socialist Union, and the Progressive Socialist Party, with a parliamentary majority of over 207 seats out of a total of 395, ensuring the establishment of a stable government. Currently, negotiations are focused on distributing ministerial portfolios, with the Independence Party aiming to secure at least five ministries, insisting on representing key sectors such as infrastructure, water, transportation, trade, and industry. Meanwhile, the Socialist Union emphasizes participation and the allocation of seats, and the Progressive Socialist Party is placing political and programmatic conditions before agreeing to participate. Additionally, some reports suggest that the distribution of ministries may be based on key players within the government rather than an equitable allocation among the parties, aiming to build a harmonious and well-coordinated cabinet. The status of the Popular Movement remains unclear, as it has not yet received an official offer to participate, while the exclusion of the National Rally of Independents from the coalition seems likely based on recent political developments.
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