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Fawzi Lekjaa revealed that around 8.2 million Moroccans are either not enrolled in health insurance schemes or have had their coverage entitlements suspended—4.1 million in each group. He stressed the need to address their situations and distinguish between those able to pay contributions and those who are not. He emphasized that coverage must go hand in hand with access to treatment and improvements in its quality, while ensuring that funds are used for their intended purpose and that the system remains sustainable. Lekjaa acknowledged the need to correct the indicator used to determine eligibility for social support, since an unexpected expense could disqualify a family without reflecting any improvement in its income. He said that payments would continue while the factors affecting the indicator were reviewed, with a gradual move toward linking it to income. Around four million families receive support of at least 500 dirhams. Lekjaa said that gradually raising this amount to 600 dirhams and then to 1,000 would require taking inflation into account and encouraging families to participate in economic life.
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