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What kind of government is Morocco's?

Morocco operates as a constitutional monarchy, meaning the King shares power with an elected parliament and government. While the King retains significant authority, the Prime Minister and cabinet, like Fatima Ezzahra El Mansouri's new administration, are responsible for day-to-day governance and implementing policies, such as tackling the cost of living.

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