Two Moroccan ministers enter the golden cage

The Moroccan media and social networking sites recently covered the details of the entry of two Moroccan ministers into the golden cage.

In her first accession to the membership of the Moroccan government, Ghaitha Mazour, Minister Delegate to Prime Minister Aziz Akhannouch, who was in charge of digital transition and administration reform, aroused Moroccans with her smile and calm looks, especially in the weekly accountability sessions in the Moroccan parliament.

Minister Ghaitha, according to the official definition on an official government website, is an entrepreneur and university professor; She fought to employ digital solutions to improve the daily life of the Moroccan citizen.

Recently, the Moroccan media and social networking sites invaded an aspect of the Moroccan minister’s private life, by reporting the news of her marriage to ophthalmologist Dr. Muhammad Al-Shahbi.

It is noteworthy that the Moroccan minister lives her private life with high walls of secrecy, and Moroccans have not circulated until now, neither pictures nor private clips from her marriage ceremony.

However, media leaks indicate that the minister directly supervised the wedding arrangements, according to Moroccan traditions.

This comes as a second minister entered the golden cage as well, and she is Minister Fatima Al-Zahraa Al-Mansouri, Minister of Housing and Construction in the government of Aziz Akhannush, as she got married to a businessman and affiliated with one of the famous Sufi orders in northern Morocco.

Fatima Al-Zahraa Al-Mansouri, who is called the iron woman in the Authenticity and Modernity Party, the second electoral party force in Morocco, returned to married life again after a previous divorce, by marrying Nabil Baraka, head of the National Committee of Honorable Scholars.

In addition to ministerial work, Fatima Al-Zahra Al-Mansouri is considered the first woman in the history of Morocco to head the mayor of a large Moroccan city, which is Marrakech.