What do the appointments announced on Saturday, March 21, at the head of the Polisario's armed militias reveal? This reshuffle is reminiscent of the one carried out in 1991 by the former leadership of the Front. Here's an explanation.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has revamped its consular network, with Moroccans living in Western Europe as the main beneficiaries. Notably, over 45% of the new appointments have been awarded to women.
King Mohammed VI has reshuffled the government, with several key ministers retaining their posts, including Abdelouafi Laftit (Interior), Nasser Bourita (Foreign Affairs), and Nadia Fettah Alaoui (Economy and Finance). The reshuffle introduced six new Secretaries of State and saw the replacement of ministers in agriculture, higher education, health, and investment.