PAM Signals Openness on Coalitions, Declares No Red Lines for Future Alliances – The North Africa Post
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Courrier internationalThe strong abstention and redistribution of cards within the winning third party are the first lessons of the parliamentary elections on Wednesday, 23 September.
The PAM emerged as the largest party in the Moroccan elections, but fell short of a majority. Now, it will have to rally support from other parties to form a government. After a scandal-plagued victory, the party faces the challenge of solving coalition mathematics.
In Morocco, there is now room for negotiations; without an absolute majority, the Authenticity and Modernity party must form a coalition, a decision that will depend on the royal choice to lead the government. And on the voters' side, we expect mainly acts, on employment and purchasing power.
While WFP has clearly come to the top of the September 23 legislative process, the results still do not allow us to determine which parties will form a coalition to govern. Reinvigorated by its score, the PJD is already announcing its intention to bring down the next executive.
The coordinator of the collegial leadership of the Authenticity and Modernity Party (MAP), Fatima Zahra El Mansouri, said on Thursday 24 September at a press conference in Rabat that her party remains open to all the national political parties for the constitution of the next government, without laying "red lines" on alliances. ... The article WFP does not lay "red lines" for future alliances, says Fatima Zahra El Mansouri appeared first on Atla…
PAM signals openness on coalitions, declares no red lines for future alliances – The North Africa Post
Fatima Zahra El Mansouri, coordinator of the collegial leadership of the Authenticity and Modernity Party (PAM), affirmed that her party will impose “no red lines” in discussions on future political alliances following its first-place finish in Morocco’s September 23 parliamentary elections. Speaking at a press conference in Rabat alongside fellow collegial leadership members Mehdi Bensaïd […]
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