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Morocco secures significant funding for economic reforms
Morocco has received $487 million and €434 million from the AfDB to support economic reforms and enhance climate resilience.
Running story — the local press covered it again on 13 November 2026.
The story so far as of 13 November 2026
On 22 October, the African Development Bank approved a $487 million financing package for Morocco to support economic reforms, including restructuring public enterprises and improving the business climate. On 13 November, Morocco secured a €434.4 million loan from the AfDB, signed by Minister of Economy and Finance Fouzi Lekja, aimed at enhancing climate resilience and promoting inclusive growth through similar reforms.
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Coverage, day by day
- Regulation
Morocco secures €434 million loan from BAD
Impact Public-sector reformers and energy investors gain support from the €434 million BAD loan.
Sources: La Vie Eco ↗, Aujourdhui ↗, Telquel ↗, yabiladi.com ↗
- Regulation
AfDB grants $487M to boost Morocco's reforms
Impact Public-sector reformers and finance managers gain significant support for restructuring and modernization efforts.
Sources: La Vie Eco ↗, Telquel ↗
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