Morocco health budget rises to 45.36 billion dirhams
The 2027 health budget increases by nearly 3 billion dirhams, with 8,000 new positions allocated.
Morocco's Ministry of Health budget for 2027 has been set at 45.36 billion dirhams, a rise of almost 3 billion dirhams compared to 2026. This increased funding includes the creation of 8,000 new budget posts. The budget prioritizes investment in public hospitals, with a specific allocation of 6.14 billion dirhams for hospital infrastructure.
Minister Youns Bjijou defended the budget, emphasizing its focus on execution and improved funding for the GST (General Social Protection) system. The plan aims to significantly boost hospital investments. The ministry plans to fill the 8,000 new positions to support these initiatives.
The budget aims to enhance public healthcare services across the country. The increased allocation for hospitals is intended to improve facilities and patient care. Further details on the execution of this budget are expected as the year progresses.
Why it mattersMoroccan citizens will benefit from increased investment in public hospitals and the creation of new healthcare positions.