Following the formation of a new government coalition in Morocco, a reassessment of the political landscape within the House of Councillors is necessary. This involves analyzing the positioning of political parties—those moving to the majority and those in opposition—as well as the various union groups, professional groups, and parliamentary groups. These groups cannot be uniformly categorized due to differing backgrounds, representation, and stances towards government action. The new majority faces intricate calculations navigating these diverse interests. The situation demands understanding of the varying references, natures of representation, and positions of different groups regarding governmental work. This political reshuffling within the Moroccan legislative body presents challenges for the newly formed coalition as it seeks to govern effectively. The article originates from Hespress - Hespress, a Moroccan online newspaper.