Morocco king names the first woman prime minister

King Mohammed VI of Morocco has appointed Fatima Ezzahra El Mansouri as prime minister. She is described as the first woman to hold the post. The appointment follows her victory in the general election of September 23. The king is the person who made the appointment.

El Mansouri is the new prime minister named in the announcement. The first-woman description is part of that announcement. The election that preceded the appointment was on September 23. The office is prime minister of Morocco.

Mohammed VI is the king who appointed her. The country is Morocco. The report presents the appointment as following the election result. It presents her as the victor of that election.

The historical marker in the report is that no woman had been prime minister before this appointment. The phrase used is the first woman prime minister. The date of the vote is September 23. The date of the appointment report is the later announcement by the king.

No cabinet list was required to establish the appointment itself. The reported facts are the king, the prime minister, the first-woman status, and the September 23 election. Those facts are the political result. The office is now attached to El Mansouri in the announcement.

The recorded decision is a royal appointment after an election. The appointee is Fatima Ezzahra El Mansouri. The appointing monarch is Mohammed VI. The distinction reported is that she is the first woman in the job.