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Luqjaa to cut basic item prices and lift wages below 10,000
The Moroccan government has reaffirmed its commitment to exempt families from electricity bills not exceeding 100 dirhams, as part of measures aimed at supporting households' purchasing power and alleviating living costs. This initiative is part of a set of actions that include reducing the prices of basic goods through distribution reforms and enhancing competition, as well as reviewing the tax system on wages. These measures are expected to help improve the available income for households, particularly those earning less than 10,000 dirhams per month, starting from January 2027. The focus is on reducing the tax burden and improving market regulation to counteract rising prices and ease economic and social support.
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