Mahdi Hdi, an official in the Beni Mellal-Khénifra region, obtained a doctorate in Law and Political Science from Mohammed V University in Rabat, with "very high distinction", following the discussion of his thesis titled "Tax Law and Enhancing Company Competitiveness", with commendation from the examination committee.
The thesis addressed issues related to the effectiveness of the tax system applied to companies, especially national ones, and the prospects for modernizing the tax system in a way that enhances the competitiveness of the business fabric, and contributes to achieving balanced economic development, by supporting companies in various regions of the Kingdom, and reducing the concentration of economic activity within major poles. The study also explored ways to develop tax policy in a way that achieves a balance between the requirements of public finance and stimulating investment and entrepreneurial initiative, and enhancing the ability of Moroccan companies to compete in national and international markets.
The topic is of importance in the context of the discussion about reforming the tax system and its role in improving the business climate, supporting investment, and achieving more balanced spatial development.
