
The Moroccan King, King Mohammed VI, appointed Fatima Zahraa Mansouri to form the new government, thus becoming the first woman to assume the presidency of the government in the history of Morocco after the Authenticity and Modernity Party topped the legislative elections.
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The Authenticity and Modernity Party topped the legislative elections in Morocco. The appointment was made pursuant to Chapter 47 of the Moroccan Constitution.
On Tuesday, Moroccan King Mohammed VI appointed Fatima Zahraa Mansouri to form the new government, becoming the first woman to hold this position in the history of Morocco, after the Authenticity and Modernity Party topped the legislative elections.
According to the Maghreb Arab Press, King Mohammed VI received Al-Mansouri at the Royal Palace in Rabat, appointed her as head of government in accordance with Article 47 of the Constitution, and assigned her to form the new government.
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Formation of a new government led by Al-Mansouri
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