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Public land mobilised for investment reaches 70.67 billion dirhams in Morocco

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A report by Morocco’s Directorate of State Domains presents an assessment of public land mobilised for investment, valued at 70.67 billion dirhams. The document accompanies the 2027 finance bill and was published by the Ministry of the Economy and Finance, according to Lebrief.

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