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Royal dahir formalises El Mansouri government in Morocco

By , based on Telquel

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The royal dahir appointing the government led by Fatima Ezzahra El Mansouri was published in Morocco’s official gazette on 22 October. The document notably confirms Madiha Khayr’s presence as a delegated minister, according to TelQuel.

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  1. 20 OctEl Mansouri’s Moroccan health programme has no figures or deadlines
  2. 19 OctEl Mansouri presents Morocco’s 2026-2031 programme
  3. 18 OctMohammed VI dismisses Minister Madiha Khayr in Morocco
  4. 17 OctMoulay Hafid Elalamy backs El Mansouri government
  5. 17 OctMohammed VI appoints 32-member Moroccan government including seven women
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