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Moroccan civil servants’ health insurance to move to CNSS on 1 February 2027

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Moroccan civil servants’ health insurance to move to CNSS on 1 February 2027

Management of compulsory health insurance for Moroccan civil servants is to be transferred from the National Social Welfare Organisations Fund to the National Social Security Fund on 1 February 2027. The reform, provided for by Law No. 54-23, assigns management to a single operator while maintaining the rules and funding specific to each scheme, according to the explanatory note for the 2027 finance bill.

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