Al-Mansouri's government allocates ministerial roles among parties

The article addressed the new government formation announced in Morocco, headed by Fatima Zahra Al-Mansouri. It was characterized by the distribution of ministerial portfolios among various components of political parties within the same sector, rather than assigning them to a single party only. This distribution aims to achieve political balances but raises questions about coordination and the delineation of responsibilities among ministers and delegated ministers, especially since the specific responsibilities and accountability depend on regulatory texts that will clarify their scope of authority. Although the Moroccan constitution does not require ministers to belong to the same party, effective coordination necessitates agreement to ensure the efficient implementation of public policies, particularly in priority sectors such as education, agriculture, and digital transformation. Additionally, overlapping responsibilities among officials from different parties necessitate clear mechanisms to guarantee unified government decision-making and policy continuity, especially as the majority government has reached a level of balance among the four parties forming the coalition.

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