Morocco unveils measures to tackle living costs
The Moroccan government, in its 2026-2031 program, focused on tackling the rising cost of living through comprehensive reforms that include market regulation, anti-monopoly measures, and improving food prices by strengthening supply chains, reducing intermediaries, and developing marketing channels. The government also aims to increase social support and reduce social disparities through direct cash transfers and expanding healthcare coverage, all while enhancing purchasing power. Additionally, the reforms involve reviewing pension systems to raise the minimum pension to 3,000 dirhams and improve benefits for widows, alongside strengthening social protection. The program emphasizes protecting the rights of women, children, and persons with disabilities, developing policies related to identity and Amazigh culture, and promoting societal freedoms and human rights.
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