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In Meknes, the Boss of the Moroccan Textile Industry Enters the Political Arena

Summary by JeuneAfrique.com
Already boss of the Moroccan textile bosses, Anass El Ansari decided to take part in the great political bath on the occasion of the legislatives. Between istikalian heritage, turning towards the WFP and Sicomek case, portrait of a candidate for deputation already perceived as ministerial.

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In Meknes, the Boss of the Moroccan Textile Industry Enters the Political Arena

Already boss of the Moroccan textile bosses, Anass El Ansari decided to take part in the great political bath on the occasion of the legislatives. Between istikalian heritage, turning towards the WFP and Sicomek case, portrait of a candidate for deputation already perceived as ministerial.

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JeuneAfrique.com broke the news on Thursday, May 21, 2026.
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