Vincent Herouet analyzes the historic appointment of Fatima Zahra Mansouri as Morocco's first female prime minister, a symbolic shift for the kingdom. The discussion covers the recent legislative elections, which punished the ruling party over economic struggles and revealed a stark divide between urban and rural voting patterns. A major concern is the unexpected surge of Islamist parties, whose new hardline deputies threaten to destabilize the coalition government. Herouet concludes by weighing Mansouri's political experience against the rising populist opposition and international tensions.