A group of Moroccan hackers has hacked the website of the Algerian Ministry of Labor and the database of the General Mutual of Posts and Telecommunications, in retaliation for the cyberattack that targeted Morocco’s National Social Security Fund (CNSS).
Since Monday, January 20, the Social Affairs Committee of the French National Assembly has been examining the draft law on the financing of Social Security. One of the proposed amendments concerns pensions received by foreigners, including Moroccans, outside French territory.
Last week for companies to regularize their situation with the National Social Security Fund (CNSS). Launched since October 17, 2023, the operation ends on January 15, 2025.
In Morocco, the Insurance and Social Welfare Control Authority (ACAPS) is working on the introduction of mandatory home insurance. In this sense, it has commissioned a study from a firm specialized in actuarial engineering.
Like France, Morocco intends to introduce a real estate wealth tax (IFI) to finance universal social protection.
French retirees in Morocco are invited to validate the certificate of life which is necessary to receive their retirement pension through the biometric recognition of their telephone.
The income tax applicable to retirement pensions will be revised downwards by up to 70%, announced Nadia Fettah, the Minister of Economy and Finance.
Retirees from the education sector are denouncing the freezing of pensions and are ready to make their anger heard. Their national office is calling for a protest march in Rabat.
Pension reform is giving the Moroccan government a hard time. For their part, the unions are concerned about its implementation in an economic context marked by inflation, expressing fears about the future of retirees.
In Morocco, engineers and other IT consultants have found the formula to escape the tax authorities. They informally offer their services to large companies who pay them through intermediaries.
On Monday, opposition deputies addressed an oral question to the government, asking what measures it intends to take to reform the pension system.
The Moroccan government and the unions are said to have reached an agreement regarding the general salary increase for civil servants.