Morocco approved the 2026 Finance Bill, emphasizing public investment as a central driver for revitalizing the structural transformation of the economy, with an unprecedented funding level estimated at 380 billion dirhams (USD 38 billion), representing more than 25% of GDP.
According to the new budget draft, this funding is distributed among public institutions and companies with around USD 17.9 billion, while the general budget, special treasury accounts, and independently managed state departments receive about USD 13.2 billion.
Public investment has risen significantly, registering a growth rate of 86.8% during the period between 2020 and 2025, and is expected to reach USD 38 billion in 2026.
