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Moroccan public enterprises plan 209.16 billion dirhams in 2027

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Moroccan public establishments and enterprises plan more than 209.16 billion dirhams in investment for 2027, excluding investment by the Mohammed VI Investment Fund. The figure appears in the report on public enterprises attached to the draft finance bill for 2027, according to TelQuel.

Moroccan public establishments and enterprises plan 209.16 billion dirhams in investment for 2027, excluding projects financed by the Mohammed VI Investment Fund. The figure appears in the report on public establishments and enterprises accompanying the draft finance bill for 2027, TelQuel reports.

The programme covers planned investments by Moroccan public enterprises and establishments, while expenditure to be carried out by the Mohammed VI Investment Fund is recorded separately. The report is presented with next year’s draft budget, according to TelQuel.

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