Morocco plans a new station at Mohammed V Airport , bringing together high-speed trains, regional trains and road transport. Travelers will thus be able to access the TGV network without first passing through a station located in Casablanca.
Morocco planned to collect 6 billion dirhams through privatizations in 2025. By the end of the year, no such transaction had taken place, according to the official report on the public portfolio.
The Moroccan government is further opening the national market to livestock and red meat imports. Customs duties will be suspended on live sheep and several categories of meat, as previous measures failed to bring prices down to expected levels.
The government is actively structuring the naval sector to build a highly competitive national fleet. Between the opening of a specialized university, tax incentives and a future Atlantic control center, the state strategy is unfolding.
Intended to ease summer household expenses, the vacation voucher scheme will not see the light of day under the current government. Due to lack of progress, this highly anticipated project by professionals is quietly postponed to the next legislature.
In the first quarter of 2026, Morocco is showing a clear improvement in its public finances . Driven by very dynamic revenues, this upturn allows for a comfortable surplus while preserving state investments.
It is official. The Customs and Indirect Taxes Administration (ADII) has just made public the new tariff schedule for manufactured tobacco . By virtue of an order from the Minister of Economy and Finance, Nadia Fettah, several products will see their prices change as of January 1, 2026.
The deputy of the Party of the Federation of the Democratic Left proposes to increase to 30% the Value Added Tax (VAT) on all luxury products and services and to introduce a tax on water-intensive crops in arid areas.
The rating agency Fitch looks favorably on the budgetary stability displayed in the 2026 finance bill. However, it warns that the many infrastructure projects planned as part of the preparations for the 2030 World Cup could lead to overruns and weaken public finances.
After reviewing the taxation of businesses, VAT and income tax over the past three years, the government is taking a break. The 2026 Finance Bill focuses on a few technical and targeted adjustments, particularly in the areas of sports, real estate taxation and tax audits.
The government plans to impose an additional 2% tax on real estate transactions and business transfers carried out without a banking trace. The tax measure, included in the 2026 finance bill, aims to reduce the use of cash, strengthen transparency, and promote the bankarization of payments.
The Moroccan government plans to generate tax revenue of more than 21 billion dirhams from taxes on tobacco and alcohol consumption to maintain the budget deficit at 3% of GDP in 2026. An amount that far exceeds the expected profits of the Office Chérifien des Phosphates (OCP).