RABAT: Morocco’s King Mohamed VI appointed a new Islamist-led government on Thursday (Friday in Manila) ending a months-long crisis triggered by the defection of a key coalition partner, a minister told Agence France-Presse.
The king “has just appointed the new government” at a ceremony at the palace in Rabat, said Justice Minister Mustafa Ramid, a member of the moderate Islamist Justice and Development Party whose leader, Abdelila Benkirane, remains prime minister.
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