Fatima Ezzahra El Mansouri holds a commanding lead in the market because King Mohammed VI formally appointed her head of government on September 29 after her Authenticity and Modernity Party secured the largest share of seats in the September 23 parliamentary elections. Under the constitution, the monarch selects the prime minister from the leading party, and El Mansouri has since negotiated a four-party coalition—including PAM, Istiqlal, the Socialist Union of Popular Forces, and the Party of Progress and Socialism—that controls 207 seats, clearing the 198-seat majority threshold. The arrangement positions her to propose a cabinet for royal approval and oversee preparations for the 2030 World Cup while addressing fiscal deadlines such as the October 20 budget submission. Trader consensus reflects these confirmed institutional steps, though shifts could still occur if coalition negotiations stall on portfolio allocation or if the king withholds final approval of the government program.