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Lajja: The Government Did Not Resort to Privatization Despite Having the Scope to Do So

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HIBAPRESS – Rabat

The House of Representatives held a plenary session this morning, Thursday, dedicated to the general discussion of the first part of the draft finance law No. 50.25 for the fiscal year 2026, in the presence of government members and representatives of the parliamentary groups.

In his intervention, Fouzi Lajja, the Minister Delegate in charge of the Budget, affirmed that the government did not resort to privatization, although it had the scope to do so.

Lajja explained that this decision reflects the government's commitment to preserving state property and ensuring the continued direct provision of essential services to citizens.

Lajja clarified that this governmental approach aims to protect the public interest and ensure economic and social balance, while preserving the state's role in vital sectors.

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