Following the appointment of Fatima Zahra Mansouri as Prime Minister by King Mohammed VI, and her mandate to form a new government, political discussion in Morocco has shifted. Focus now lies on anticipating the files the incoming executive power will need to address. A multitude of social and economic issues await decisions and actions in the coming phase. Key challenges include purchasing power and employment. The new government will be evaluated on its ability to deliver results and demonstrate efficiency. The appointment marks a transition from analyzing election outcomes and parliamentary power dynamics to concrete governance.