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Keywords: Public investment
Morocco’s financial support for public establishments and state-owned companies has expanded significantly over the past decade, reaching 72.9 billion dirhams in 2025. The figure represents an increase of 19.1% compared with the previous year and comes as the government prepares its 2027 Finance......
Morocco’s public establishments and enterprises (EEP) are expected to maintain a substantial investment programme in 2027, with projected spending exceeding MAD 209.16 billion, excluding investments by the Mohammed VI Investment Fund. The figures, included in the report accompanying the draft Finance......
Morocco’s state-owned enterprises recorded a substantial financial recovery in 2024, with combined net profit rising to 22.6 billion dirhams from 6.8 billion dirhams a year earlier. The increase highlights the improved performance of major public-sector groups, particularly the OCP Group and the......
Casablanca’s municipal council has approved a budget of approximately MAD 5.3 billion for 2027, setting out the financial framework for the city’s public services and development projects during the final year of its current mandate. The decision was adopted on Thursday, October 22, during......
Morocco’s regional investment architecture has undergone a significant expansion over the past four years, with the Regional Project Execution Agencies (AREP) emerging as increasingly important instruments for delivering major projects outside the central administration. According to the 2025......
Morocco is preparing a shift in the way public investment is assessed, with the 2027 Finance Bill placing greater emphasis on the effectiveness of spending rather than simply the volume of funds allocated. Under the 2027-2029 budget programming framework, government departments and public institutions......
Morocco’s preparations for the 2030 FIFA World Cup are entering a phase of major infrastructure investment, with large-scale projects expected to reshape transport, sports facilities and other strategic infrastructure. But according to Fitch Ratings, the scale of this investment also creates potential......
Morocco is entering a new phase of investment-led development, with major spending commitments in infrastructure, industry and public facilities reshaping the country's economic priorities. The challenge for policymakers is increasingly twofold: maintaining the pace of investment while keeping public......
Morocco’s budget deficit improved during the first seven months of 2026, falling by 5.5 billion dirhams compared with the same period a year earlier, according to figures released by the General Treasury of the Kingdom (TGR). By the end of July, the deficit stood at 48 billion dirhams, down from......