Mohammed VI appoints 32-member Moroccan government including seven women
By the AFREEQUE newsroom, based on Dakaractu
King Mohammed VI has appointed Morocco’s new 32-member government, including seven women, led by Prime Minister Fatima Ezzahra El Mansouri and including 11 delegated ministers. The announcement follows consultations held after the 23 September legislative elections, according to Dakaractu.
King Mohammed VI has appointed a 32-member Moroccan government, including seven women, after just over two weeks of political consultations. The team also includes 11 delegated ministers, Dakaractu reports.
The government was formed after the legislative elections on 23 September. Fatima Ezzahra El Mansouri, appointed prime minister on 29 September, leads the team, whose composition was announced on 16 October with 13 of the 31 ministers retained. The El Mansouri Moroccan government
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