The common fee interval for public orders from the State and native authorities improved to 17.5 days in 2023, in comparison with 18.3 days a yr earlier, in line with the 2024 annual report of the Cost Interval Observatory (ODP).
The discount in deadlines, reflecting the advance in fee circumstances for public purchases, is the results of the reform initiated in 2016, explains the Observatory, specifying that this public order consists of public contracts, frequent legislation agreements or contracts and buy orders, inside the scope set by Decree No. 2-16-344 of 17 Chaoual 1437 (July 22, 2016) setting the fee deadlines and late fee curiosity referring to public orders.
Nonetheless, the typical fee interval for all public orders from native authorities has elevated barely to 17.3 days in 2023, in comparison with 16.5 days in 2022, notes the identical supply. The report additionally reveals that the fee durations of the State and native authorities, for the previous yr, correspond to a complete public order of 67.73 billion dirhams (MMDH) for 239,584 public buying acts, in comparison with 62.66 MMDH and 203,991 buying acts a yr earlier.
As for the overall quantity of late fee curiosity in 2023, it stood at 14.1 million dirhams (MDH), in comparison with 14.17 MDH in 2022, specifies the ODP, including that 98.6% of the mentioned quantity paid issues late funds attributable to the character of “public procurement” bills.
On the finish of this contribution, the Normal Treasury of the Kingdom (TGR) stays optimistic in regards to the steady enchancment of fee deadlines for the State and native authorities over the approaching years, in view of the work on the dematerialization of the monetary and accounting chain of public spending and its appropriation by the assorted stakeholders.
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