Tridge summary
The Moroccan government has allocated $1.5 billion in subsidies for butane, sugar, and soft wheat flour in an effort to combat inflation. This decision is part of the Finance Bill 2024 and marks a significant reduction in subsidies compared to the previous year. The government acknowledges the need to adjust these allocations in response to changing market dynamics.
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The Moroccan government will provide $1.5 billion in subsidies for butane, sugar and soft wheat flour as part of the fight against inflation, MWN reported on October 21. A provision to this effect is contained in the Finance Bill 2024, which was tabled in Parliament. The decision reflects a significant reduction in subsidies from the $2.5 billion allocated in the previous year's budget. The reduction in funding is seen as a strategic response to changing economic ...
Source: Zol
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