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Lakjaa meets Moroccan business leaders
The meeting, chaired by Fouzi Lekjaa, a member of the Political Bureau of the Authenticity and Modernity Party, discussed with representatives of the General Confederation of Moroccan Enterprises the outline of a plan to improve the organization of the economy in Morocco by 2030. The focus was on gradually integrating the informal economy starting from 2027 by incorporating it into the formal economy and enabling informal sector operators to benefit from support and incentives. This aims to promote financial inclusion, expand electronic payments, and modernize economic transactions. The meeting also addressed infrastructure development, noting that government investments have reached approximately 110 billion Moroccan dirhams, including a network of expressways extending 1,800 kilometers and improved connectivity between regions—particularly between Marrakech and the north via Fez—to support economic and tourism development. During the discussions, it was emphasized that expanding employment opportunities and organizing social protection are vital, with around 7 million individuals benefiting from support programs. There was a call to clarify the responsibilities of the state and enterprises in this regard, alongside efforts to improve the quality of education—consuming about 100 billion dirhams annually—where approximately 300,000 students drop out each year. Focus was also placed on enhancing operational policies and regulating product prices through better distribution management. Coverage highlighted the role of the private sector in investment and wealth creation, reviewing infrastructure projects and stressing the importance of reforms in the labor market and education system to ensure sustainable development in Morocco.
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