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Procurement delays reach 16 days in Morocco
The article focused on a report showing a decline in the duration of public procurement procedures in Morocco during 2025, where the average time decreased to 16.2 days compared to 18 days in 2024. Despite this progress, the total value of requests increased by 13%, exceeding 82 billion dirhams. This improvement is part of ongoing reform efforts aimed at reducing deadlines, as the duration for executing public contracts also decreased from 25.7 days in 2024 to 22.7 days in 2025, though a significant gap remains compared to the legal maximum of 60 days. Additionally, data showed a reduction in delay interest payments to approximately 13 million dirhams, with the continued expansion of the "Ajal" platform now covering 77% of the portfolio. However, some gaps persist between small and medium-sized enterprises and certain processes, which are still prone to delays. This underscores the importance of shortening these durations to enhance liquidity, ensure contractual compliance, and improve financial communication between the public sector and the business community.
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