فبراير.كوم
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The article discusses the political consultations involved in forming the upcoming Moroccan government, highlighting that the duration of government formation varies significantly depending on election results, the political landscape, and consensus among parties. It reviews previous experiences, including forming a government within five weeks after the 2011 elections, a deadlock that lasted five months following the 2016 elections, and a swift coalition formed in 27 days after the 2021 elections. The article emphasizes that the success of forming a government relies not only on rapid agreement but also on the stability of the majority and its ability to manage economic and social issues. It points out that the biggest challenge is reaching a stable majority capable of implementing clear programs.
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