Social support grant with new conditions
Translated from Arabic, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- The Moroccan government has approved a draft decree amending the direct social support system, aiming to define new conditions for aid.
- This move follows the issuance of Law No. 58.23 concerning the direct social support system.
- The updated regulations are expected to impact the distribution and eligibility for social benefits in Morocco.
Morocco's government has taken steps to refine its social support system, approving a draft decree that amends existing regulations for direct social assistance. The Council of Government passed the decree, which modifies the framework established by Law No. 58.23, issued in December 2023.
The new decree, specifically draft decree No. 2.26.434, aims to set clearer conditions for beneficiaries of direct social support. This legislative adjustment is part of an ongoing effort to optimize the delivery and effectiveness of social aid programs within the kingdom.
Details regarding the specific new conditions remain under discussion, but the move signifies the government's commitment to ensuring that social support reaches those most in need, while potentially tightening eligibility criteria. The Ministry Delegate for Relations with Parliament and Civil Society indicated the decree's purpose in a statement.
Originally published by Hespress in Arabic. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.