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Morocco: Treasury financing and debt management

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This dossier follows borrowing authorisations and debt management instruments for Morocco’s Treasury. It distinguishes delegated powers, their entry into force and transactions actually carried out.

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Where things stand

On 5 November 2026, the Government Council approves three draft decrees delegating powers to Fouzi Lekjaa. They are to apply following publication in the Official Bulletin, until 31 December 2026.

Government approves three delegations to Lekjaa for Treasury financing

On 5 November 2026, Morocco’s Government Council approved three draft decrees delegating borrowing and debt management powers to Fouzi Lekjaa, according to the government’s account.

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Rabat, January 2026. Archive illustration; does not show the Government Council. CAPTAIN RAJU / Wikimedia Commons, CC0; resized. — CAPTAIN RAJU / Wikimedia Commons — CC0 https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/ ; 31 janvier 2026, redimensionnée.

Texts 2.26.806 and 2.26.807 cover domestic borrowing and external financing respectively. Text 2.26.808 concerns contracts to repay costly external debt and agreements to hedge interest rate and exchange rate risks.

The delegation is to run from publication in the Official Bulletin until 31 December 2026. The government aims to finance Treasury expenditure and manage debt servicing costs. Approval does not yet document a new borrowing transaction or savings actually achieved.

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