Moroccan Parties Form New Government Majority

Four Moroccan parties—Al-A'assima wal-Ma'arifa (Authenticity and Modernity), Istiqlal (Independence), Al-Ittihad Al-Ishtiraki (The Socialist Union), and Al-Taqaddum wal-Iqtisaad (Progress and Socialism)—have announced the formation of a political majority in the country aimed at establishing a strong government aligned with Morocco's reformist vision. This step comes after extensive consultations and by order of King Mohammed VI, with an emphasis on building a Morocco that achieves democratic progress and social justice. They also proposed the appointment of qualified and honest ministers to quickly implement the government program. This formation is considered the first of its kind following the victory of the Authenticity and Modernity Party in the recent parliamentary elections, which saw the lowest turnout in nearly two decades.

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