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Bouajah Outlines Economic Vision and Reform Plan
The article covers a meeting between a delegation from the Authenticity and Modernity Party and representatives of the private sector at the General Confederation of Moroccan Enterprises. The discussion centered on the party's economic vision for a new legislative term. Key points included the start of implementing the initiative to formalize the informal economy beginning in 2027, with the aim of regulating the sector and providing support and incentives to its actors—not to collect taxes. The proposed tax reforms were also discussed, including lowering income tax and boosting purchasing power and productivity. There were reservations about raising the minimum wage to ensure competitive balance. The meeting emphasized the importance of supporting small and medium-sized enterprises and developing skills within a plan to accelerate economic investment and rationalize education expenditure. The need to translate electoral promises into tangible field reforms was also highlighted.
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