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Party of Progress faces internal tension over Benabdallah's unilateral ministerial talks
The article focused on internal disagreements within the Political Bureau of the Party of Progress and socialism in Morocco regarding the management of negotiations for the new government, especially concerning the party's participation in the government formation and the proposed ministerial portfolios. The Secretary-General, Nabil Benabdallah, is accused of conducting secret negotiations with the appointed Prime Minister, Fattah Zhari Mansouri, without involving all members of the Political Bureau, raising concerns about his authority and transparency in the process. Additionally, there are conflicts within the party over the selection of candidates and the distribution of ministerial positions, with indications that Benabdallah is attempting to return to the government by nominating close leaders, which increases tensions and underscores the need to activate the decisions of the party institutions in making such political and organizational decisions.
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