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PAM's legislative victory and government formation in Morocco
PAM won the Moroccan legislative elections with 97 seats and excluded RNI from the new government, reshaping the political landscape.
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On 24 September, the Parti Authenticité et Modernité (PAM) won the Moroccan legislative elections with 97 seats, followed by the Rassemblement National des Indépendants (RNI) with 66 seats and Istiqlal with 65 seats. The elections, held on 23 September, had a voter turnout of 38.08%. On 3 October, PAM announced the exclusion of RNI from participating in the next government during a national council meeting, a decision that was positively received by Istiqlal members.
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PAM excludes RNI from government participation
Impact Political analysts and public-sector stakeholders will need to adjust to the new government dynamics without RNI's participation.
Sources: Telquel ↗
- Politics
PAM wins Moroccan legislative elections with 97 seats
Impact Public-sector operators and investors may see policy shifts as PAM leads the legislative agenda.
Sources: La Vie Eco ↗, Telquel ↗
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