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The Political Bureau of the Constitutional Union Party unanimously authorized the Secretary-General, Mohamed Joudar, to lead the government formation consultations with the designated Prime Minister, granting him full powers to take whatever he deems appropriate, in a manner that preserves the party's position and serves the supreme interest of the nation.
The party explained, in a statement following the meeting of its Political Bureau on Saturday, October 3, 2026, at the party's central headquarters in Casablanca, that the meeting was chaired by Mohamed Joudar and attended by the party's elected deputies in the legislative elections of September 23, to discuss the current political developments and the course of government formation consultations.
The statement indicated that the Political Bureau listened to the Secretary-General's report on the outcome of the recent elections, as well as a report on his meeting with the designated Prime Minister, before holding a discussion on the results of the elections and the course of government consultations.
In this context, the party stated that it is reacting positively to the consultation process, affirming that its position in the next phase is linked to programmatic convergence and the ability to respond to citizens' expectations, particularly regarding the protection of purchasing power, employment, and the strengthening of the social state.
The Constitutional Union also reiterated its congratulations to the designated Prime Minister on the Royal confidence, wishing her success in her missions, while calling on its militants to redouble their efforts and strengthen proximity to citizens in preparation for future elections.
Regarding the results of the legislative elections, the Political Bureau affirmed that the party appreciates the trust of citizens, considering that the results reflect, according to the statement, a stable presence of the Constitutional Union in the national political scene, while emphasizing that its ambition remains greater given its history and political record.
The Political Bureau also commended the mobilization of the party's structures and its militants during the election campaign, calling for the investment of this dynamic in strengthening organizational construction and expanding the party's base.
