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Report details 2.88B dirhams rulings against state
The annual report of the Agency for Judicial Affairs of the Kingdom for 2025 revealed an 8% increase in the number of new lawsuits filed against the state, reaching 22,910 cases. Meanwhile, the value of judgments against the state decreased by 25%, settling at 2.88 billion dirhams, the lowest level in five years. Data shows that administrative disputes accounted for more than half of the cases, totaling 12,976 cases—an increase of 5.4% compared to 2024. These include conflicts over the management of public facilities, project implementation, and public tenders. The report indicates that the causes of disputes are related to inadequate documentation, weak contract execution procedures, and non-compliance with legal procedures in terminating agreements. This contributes to the escalation of conflicts and increased financial costs. The report also highlights the importance of improving contract management and administrative procedures to reduce disputes, clarifying that poor documentation and failure to adhere to procedures can lead to escalating financial disagreements. Emphasis is placed on the necessity of legal and administrative reforms to enhance prevention and reduce judicial costs.
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