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Ben Abdel Allah seeks minister role
The Democratic Socialist Party in Morocco is experiencing an internal dispute regarding the management of its governmental negotiations. Some members of the Political Bureau accuse its Secretary-General, Nabil Benabdallah, of attempting to impose his leadership on the consultations and to personally secure a ministerial position, without respecting the collective role of the Political Bureau, which is supposed to oversee the negotiations and party decisions. Sources indicate that Benabdallah is handling communications independently, which has sparked objections within the party—especially amid growing concerns that the negotiations may result in a fait accompli that is then imposed on the party body for ratification later. Amid this tension, discussions are beginning to shift towards the possibility of another figure leading the party. Names such as Rachid Hamouni are being mentioned as potential successors to Benabdallah, along with calls to reorganize responsibilities within the party and to restore the powers of the Political Bureau, as negotiations continue over the party's participation in the upcoming government.
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