Prime Minister of Morocco

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The Prime Minister is the head of the government of Morocco. However, the King of Morocco is the head of the state.

Name	From	To	Party
Mbarek Bekkaï	December 7, 1955	April 15, 1958
Ahmed Balafrej	May 12, 1958	December 2, 1958	PI
Abdallah Ibrahim	December 16, 1958	May 20, 1960	PI/UNFP
Mohammed V	May 20, 1960	February 26, 1961
Hassan II	February 26, 1961	November 13, 1963
Ahmed Bahnini	November 13, 1963	June 7, 1965	FDIC/PSD
Hassan II	June 7, 1965	July 7, 1967
Mohamed Benhima	July 7, 1967	October 6, 1969
Ahmed Laraki	October 6, 1969	August 6, 1971
Mohammed Karim Lamrani	August 6, 1971	November 2, 1972
Ahmed Osman	November 2, 1972	March 22, 1979	RNI
Maati Bouabid	March 22, 1979	November 30, 1983	UC
Mohammed Karim Lamrani	November 30, 1983	September 30, 1986
Azzeddine Laraki	September 30, 1986	August 11, 1992
Mohammed Karim Lamrani	August 11, 1992	May 25, 1994
Abdellatif Filali	May 25, 1994	February 4, 1998
Abderrahmane Youssoufi	February 4, 1998	October 9, 2002	USFP
Driss Jettou	October 9, 2002

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