Al-Mansouri Seals the Government Coalition… The Battle for Ministerial Posts and the Secret Behind the 235-Member Majority!

This report discusses the latest crucial developments in the government consultations led by Fatima Al-Zahra Al-Mansouri, beginning with the postponement of the session to elect the Speaker of the House of Representatives to Tuesday, October 13, due to delays in finalizing the coalition and selecting the Speaker of the lower house. The details reveal that the Authenticity and Modernity Party is close to finalizing its endorsement of Ahmed Al-Touizi for the speakership of parliament following an internal organizational contest with Abdellatif Wahbi and Mohamed Sabari. It also highlights the political surprise represented by the announcement by the Constitutional Union Party and its ally, the Social Democratic Movement, that they would provide “financial support” to the government without ministerial participation, which has comfortably raised the parliamentary majority to 233 deputies, thereby avoiding any legislative upheavals. The analysis also addresses the National Rally of Independents’ official positioning in the opposition alongside the Popular Movement and the Justice and Development Party, and the majority’s readiness to announce its formal coalition at an upcoming press conference in preparation for finalizing the list and presenting it to the Royal Palace by the end of the week.