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Morocco’s 2027 budget raises common charges by 41%

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Morocco’s draft 2027 finance bill provides for a 41% increase in funding allocated to common charges, expenses not directly assigned to ministries’ budgets. The Ministry of Economy and Finance presents this change in a budget note, Lebrief reports.

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