The Moroccan government presented, on Friday, August 8, the framework of the draft budget law (PLF) for 2026, setting an ambitious course: to increase growth to 4.5%, contain the budget deficit to 3% of GDP, and stabilize public debt at 65.8%, while reducing social and territorial inequalities. This budget, which the executive wants to be…...
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