Morocco has adopted its first-ever comprehensive public finance management strategy, setting out a structured reform roadmap to 2032. The architecture reflects the government’s determination to manage this strategic undertaking through close institutional coordination rather than dispersed administrative responsibility. On the performance front, the strategy moves Morocco toward results-based budgeting, reinforcing program budgets and management control tools. It also expands the perimeter of public finance management to incorporate the performance of state-owned enterprises, and strengthens the alignment between public policies and capital expenditure targeting. Artificial intelligence features among the emerging technologies earmarked for accelerating administrative modernization — a signal that Morocco intends its fiscal reform to serve not only current efficiency goals but also the longer-term ambitions of the Maroc Digital 2030 agenda.

Source: The North Africa Journal April 08, 2026 17:28 UTC