Fatima al-Zahra al-Mansouri: 4 parties and 210 deputies form her government

On Monday morning, Fatima al-Zahra al-Mansouri, the head of the government in charge of forming her, began the third round of her consultations with the leaders of political parties, at a time when the features of a government alliance that brings together four parties with 210 deputies are clear, before a session of the House of Representatives on Tuesday to elect its new president. A coalition of 4 parties with 210 deputies. According to an official source in the Party of Authenticity and Modernity, the expected government coalition includes, along with this party, the Independence Parties and the Socialist Union of Popular Forces, Progress and Socialism. With a total of 210 deputies within the House of Representatives, in a government led by Al-Mansouri, who is the first woman to head the government in the history of Morocco. A joint committee comprising representatives of the four parties is drafting the government program, which, according to the same source, is almost ready, pending approval by the leaders of these parties. Distribution of expected parliamentary support to the Mansouri government (House of Representatives: 395 seats) Parties Role Number of deputies Authenticity and contemporary, Independence, Socialist Union of Popular Forces, Progress and Socialism Governmental Alliance 210 Constitutional Union, Social Democratic Movement External Support 25 Total - 235 External Support Raising the tally to 235 Deputies In addition to the coalition parties, the Constitutional Union and Social Democratic Movement parties, with a total of 25 deputies, are expected to provide "monetary support" to the government from outside without direct participation in it, bringing the total number of deputies supporting the Mansouri government to 235 out of 395 seats in the House of Representatives. crucial meetings before the parliamentary session and were expected to take place On Monday evening, Al-Mansouri met with the leaders of the "Democratic Bloc" parties to set the final details of the coalition, with political sources not ruling out announcing the government formation on the same day, at a time when the Political Bureau of the Progress and Socialism Party was meeting to decide its final position on participation. This acceleration comes against the backdrop of mounting pressure on Mansouri to end the formation of the next government after King Mohammed VI inaugurated the first legislative year of the twelfth parliamentary term, following his speech in front of Parliament on October 9. The election of the Speaker of the House of Representatives on Tuesday, October 13, the House of Representatives will hold a public session to elect its new president and permanent office, amid identical data indicating that the expected majority will support a candidate from the Party of Authenticity and Modernity to assume this position. This entitlement carries a special political significance, as it is the first actual test of the cohesion of the new government coalition within the dome of parliament, before proceeding to download a government program that Moroccans are waiting for at the level of purchasing power employment and social services.