Ministry shuffle leaves aging index unchanged
The Performance Indicator Center—specifically, the efficiency indicator—clarifies that the ministerial reshuffle issued by the government of Dr. Jafar Hassan did not alter the values of the government vieillissement (aging) indicator. The average age of the ministerial team remains at 58 years, with an age gap of 22 years compared to the population. Additionally, indicators such as age representation, generational concentration, and political alienation remained unchanged. The distribution continues to be focused on the baby boom generation, with ministers over 45 years old, while the generation between 15 and 44 years old accounts for 49.1% of the population but is not represented in the government formation. The reshuffle involved a distribution of responsibilities within the team without changing its age structure, with the addition of the titles of Deputy Prime Minister for two ministers aged between 56 and 67 years old. This raised the average age of deputy prime ministers to 62 years, reflecting the lack of renewal among the generational elite despite the updates.
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