Political infighting affects ministerial appointments in Morocco, specifically involving the finance ministry.
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Updated Sep 2
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What happened
Political infighting affects ministerial appointments in Morocco, specifically involving the finance ministry.
Who's involved
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Morocco is preparing for legislative elections.Also in this story
- The electoral district of Tiflet-Rommani is participating in the legislative elections in Morocco.
- Morocco is contesting legislative elections.
- The National Human Rights Council provided training on Moroccan elections, while a diaspora delegation met to bridge French and African societies.
- IRI deploys observers to assess elections in Morocco.
The entities involved
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Morocco
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