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Morocco’s 2027 budget adopted by committee by 23 votes to 17

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The Finance Committee of Morocco’s House of Representatives adopted by majority the first part of the 2027 finance bill, by 23 votes to 17. The text now moves to the next stage of parliamentary review, according to TelQuel.

The Finance and Economic Development Committee of the House of Representatives voted on the first part of Finance Bill No. 60.26 for the 2027 budget year, according to TelQuel.

The first part of the bill received 23 votes in favour and 17 against, including from deputies of the National Rally of Independents, according to TelQuel.

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