In Morocco, despite the appointment of a female prime minister, the glass ceiling for women remains
- Posted on October 1, 2026
- By Le Monde
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In brief
Morocco's political landscape shows mixed progress on gender equality following recent parliamentary elections. While the appointment of Fatima Ezzahra El Mansouri as prime minister signals potential advancement for women's leadership, structural inequalities persist. Women hold only 107 of 395 parliamentary seats, representing approximately 27% of the legislature. This symbolic appointment, though significant, highlights the ongoing struggle for meaningful female representation in Morocco's government institutions and decision-making processes.
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In Morocco, despite the appointment of a female prime minister, the glass ceiling for women remains
Out of 395 MPs elected to Parliament following the September 23 election, women remain in the minority – just 107 seats. Yet, the appointment of Fatima Ezzahra El Mansouri by the king brings hope.
