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The Moroccan government plans to offer young people preparing to marry support of up to 5,000 dirhams under its 2026–2031 programme. This comes as a report by the High Commission for Planning found that around 52% of unmarried people do not wish to marry, while 31% lack the income needed to start a family. Their concerns are mainly attributed to difficulties finding housing, low incomes, unemployment and the high cost of living. Experts say the grant may help cover some initial expenses, but it will not address these challenges or ensure long-term financial stability. Eligibility requirements and how the support will be distributed have not yet been determined. Studies on the scheme are expected to begin in 2027, with implementation due to start in the second year of the government’s term.
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