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Al-Mansouri's controversial minister choices
The article discusses the formation of the new government in Morocco led by Fatima Zahra Mansouri, which includes ministers who provoke controversy due to their backgrounds and experience—sometimes conflicting with the standards of competence promoted by official discourse. Among the selections, some ministers were appointed after failing in legislative elections, such as Ahmed Mahdi Mzouri and Aicha Klaa, a political decision that raises questions about the importance of experience and expertise versus election results. The government also saw the return of former ministers like Nabil Benabdallah and Sharafat Afilal, after years of being dismissed, sparking discussions about the appropriateness of their experience and the justification for their reappointment. Additionally, Najwa Koukous, known for her comments on minimum wages, was reappointed, reflecting the need to balance representational skills with experience and practical knowledge. Overall, the article suggests that the formation of the government faces a test in its ability to convince public opinion of the appropriateness and competence of its choices, especially amid questions about whether the appointments were based on clear professional and political criteria.
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