Fatima al-Zahra al-Mansouri: The bloc's parties impose a veto on the free

On Monday morning, Fatima al-Zahra al-Mansouri , the head of the government in charge of forming her, began the second round of her individual consultations with the leaders of the political parties, by receiving Muhammad Nabil bin Abdullah, Secretary-General of the Progress and Socialism Party, at a time when the negotiating rudder is moving strongly towards an alliance with the "National Bloc" parties instead of the National Rally of Liberals. The meeting with Abdullah and the role of the "Book Party" came a day before the Central Committee of the Progress and Socialism Party held an extraordinary session. Tuesday, to decide definitively on the party's position on participating in the new government. According to leading sources in the Authenticity and Modernity Party, Al-Mansouri seeks to build a political government based on an alliance with the three national bloc parties: the Independence Party led by Nizar Baraka , the Progress and Socialism Party, and the Socialist Union of Popular Forces Party. A party veto targeting the "Liberals" The participation of the National Rally of Liberals in the next government remains undecided, as it raises several parties, including the Progress Party and Socialism. Vito is against joining the government coalition. On the other hand, party sources estimate that the government majority could be expanded numerically by including the Constitutional Union Party or the Popular Movement alongside the bloc parties, in the event that Mansouri needs additional seats to ensure a comfortable majority in parliament. A race against time before Friday. This round of consultations is urgent with the approach of the opening date of Parliament, next Friday, by King Mohammed VI, which is the date that forces Al-Mansouri to resolve the formula of its government before that date. According to an informed source, "the image of Al-Mansouri has become clear in terms of the final government formula, but installing it and notifying King Mohammed VI will be Al-Faisal before announcing it." Why it matters The shape of this coalition determines the nature of the first female-led government in Morocco's history, after the Pam issued the results of the legislative elections. Mansouri's choice of the National Bloc instead of the National Rally of Liberals will draw the political and parliamentary balances for the five years in anticipation of the meeting of the Political Bureau of the Party of Authenticity and Modernity on Monday evening to present the outcome of consultations with Benabdallah, in preparation for the completion of the rest of the meetings with other parties.