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Mansouri Govt Ministries Face Common Challenges
The new Moroccan government, formed after the September 23, 2026 elections, has for the first time appointed a woman as Prime Minister — Fatima Zahra Mansouri from the Authenticity and Modernity Party. She previously headed the city of Marrakech and held various governmental and organizational positions within her party. These appointments come as part of efforts to strengthen female representation in government leadership, with other women occupying significant ministerial portfolios such as Najwa Koukous, Shorbat Afilal, Quloub Fiṭaḥ, Madiha Khyir, Fatima Saadi, and Aisha Kallaa. These women possess extensive experience in government, legislative, and executive affairs, covering issues like sustainable development, energy, housing, and administrative reform. This lineup reflects the kingdom's direction toward greater diversity and the integration of women into decision-making centers, amid challenges related to managing sensitive files and realizing citizens' aspirations.
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