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Morocco Expands Public Investment in Health and Social Services

The government of Morocco has announced plans to significantly increase spending on health
and education as part of its broader efforts to strengthen social services and support economic
development.
The new budget includes billions of dollars in additional funding aimed at improving healthcare
infrastructure, expanding health coverage, and strengthening public services. The initiative
reflects a broader regional trend toward increased public investment in health systems.
Expanded public spending is expected to support ongoing reforms in Morocco’s health sector,
including efforts to expand access to healthcare services and improve the quality of care.
Such investments highlight the growing recognition across the MENA region of the importance
of strong health systems for economic development and social protection.
Read more:
https://www.reuters.com/world/africa/morocco-boost-health-education-spending-15-bln-2026-2025-10-19/

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