Ministry of Economy and Finance (Morocco)

Overview

The Ministry of Economy and Finance is the ministerial department of the government of Morocco responsible for the development and implementation of the country's economic policy and financial policy. The ministry's headquarters are located in Rabat. Since October 2026, the Minister of Economy and Finance has been Fouzi Lekjaa.

Responsibilities

The Ministry of Economy and Finance is responsible for developing and implementing the state's economic and financial policy. Its main responsibilities include:

the analysis and forecasting of economic conditions; the preparation and execution of the state budget; the management of state assets and public debt; the collection of tax revenues; the management of the Kingdom's foreign exchange reserves; the control, supervision and internal auditing of public administration.

Organization

The Ministry of Economy and Finance is organized around several central directorates and affiliated administrations, including:

the General Inspectorate of Finance; the Administration of Customs and Indirect Taxes; the Treasury of the Kingdom; the Directorate General of Taxes; the Budget Directorate; the Treasury Directorate and External Finance; the Directorate of Public Enterprises and Privatization; the Directorate of State Domains; the Directorate of Administrative and General Affairs; the Directorate of Studies and Financial Forecasts; the Judicial Agency of the Kingdom. The ministry also exercises supervisory authority over several public bodies, including:

the Exchange Office; the Moroccan Pension Fund; the Compensation Fund; the National Social Security Fund (CNSS); Tamwilcom.

Ministers of Economy and Finance

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See also

Bank Al-Maghrib Caisse de Dépôt et de Gestion (CDG) Digital Development Agency (ADD) Economy of Morocco