Rue20 Español/Rabat
The Finance Bill (PLF) for 2025, presented this Saturday by the Minister of Economy and Finance, Nadia Fettah, before the Moroccan Parliament, focuses on consolidating investment and job creation as drivers of the country’s economic development.
Fettah highlighted the Government’s willingness to continue with the ambitious development process begun 25 years ago under the vision of King Mohammed VI. This process, according to the minister, not only seeks to overcome past crises and limitations, but also to formulate innovative solutions to build an integrated and sustainable economic model.
The PLF 2025 is presented as the key tool to achieve this objective. The Government, through this project, aims to mitigate the impact of the economic crises on companies and employment, while promoting policies to raise growth levels. It is committed to a new growth model based on increased productivity and a better distribution of investments, with greater participation of the private sector and a more resilient and diversified national economy.
To this end, the implementation of the Investment Charter and the roadmap on the business environment will continue, strengthening Morocco‘s position in global value chains through a new investment support system. A national investment observatory will be created, the reform of regional investment centers will be consolidated and project approval processes will be streamlined.
The Government foresees a significant increase in public investment efforts, reaching 340 billion dirhams (MMDH) in 2025.
Regarding employment, Fettah defined it as an absolute priority. An exhaustive study of the labor market will be carried out to develop a roadmap that accelerates the labor insertion of young people. Measures will be implemented with an integrated and multidimensional approach, with an allocated budget of 14 billion dirhams by 2025. In summary, the PLF 2025 is configured as a strategic plan to boost economic growth in Morocco, prioritizing investment and job creation as fundamental pillars for sustainable and inclusive development.
