Morocco appoints Fatima Zahra El Mansouri as first female prime minister

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Fatima Zahra El Mansouri has been appointed Morocco's first woman prime minister following her party's electoral victory. She must now assemble a coalition government, as her party did not secure a parliamentary majority. El Mansouri previously served as the first female mayor of Marrakesh and has extensive political experience. King Mohammed VI formally made the appointment, which represents a historic step for the nation.

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