Moroccan Election Lead Open to Cooperation

The article focuses on the results of the legislative elections in Morocco, where the "Authenticity and Modernity Party" (PAM) topped the results with 97 seats out of 395. The party's coordinator, Fatima Zahra Mansouri, emphasized its readiness to form alliances with all parties without red lines, noting that any coalitions will be discussed within the party's structures. The article pointed out that the party does not achieve an absolute majority and will need to form a new coalition, with expectations that King Mohammed VI will soon appoint the Prime Minister. It also addressed the varying results among the parties, noting that the Justice and Development Party (PJD) quadrupled its representation to reach 54 seats, while the National Rally of Independents (RNI) lost around 30 seats. The Independence Party (PI) achieved results that were close to other parties. Additionally, the article mentioned accusations by the Justice and Development Party against the Ministry of Interior, alleging that some polling stations refused to hand over official reports to party observers in certain districts, leading to calls for the Minister's intervention — reflecting the difficulties and challenges faced during the voting process.

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