Morocco's King Appoints Fátima Mansouri as First Female Prime Minister

Morocco's King Mohammed VI has designated Fátima Mansouri, leader of the most-voted party in the legislative elections, as prime minister, making her the second woman to head a government in the Arab world. She now negotiates the formation of a government, marking a significant political shift in Morocco's executive leadership. The move signals potential policy continuity under the monarchy's influence, though the extent of her autonomy remains uncertain.