Heba Press
The Minister of Economy and Finance, Nadia Fattah, confirmed that Morocco ensures appropriate conditions for the exit of the Treasury on the international market, noting that this option remains open at all times.
In a press release, Fattah said: “We are closely monitoring market developments to determine the appropriate time for Morocco to benefit from international financing opportunities, and this issue should not take too long.”
The minister explained that it is necessary to follow the movements of international markets, especially given the effects of global economic policies, such as the decisions of the US Federal Reserve and the calendars linked to international elections.
Fattah added that these current circumstances do not provide sufficient clarity to international investors, which could prompt them to be cautious.
She stressed that recourse to the international market remains a permanent option, but that it is not an urgent issue.
She stressed that “it is our responsibility not to give in to pressure,” explaining that Morocco prefers to borrow mainly from the local market, because it has the capacity to choose the appropriate moment, currency, sources or investors. when it uses the international market. walk.
