Tag: finance

  • Avec la fermeture du passage de Guerguerate, le Polisario apporte un soutien indéniable au Mali et à la Mauritanie

    Au Mali, les terroristes ont deux méthodes pour fincancer leurs opérations: l’argent des rançons payé par la France et la collusion avec les réseaux criminels transnationaux occupés, dans un premier temps dans la contrebande de Marlboro, ensuite, dans le trafic de cocaïne et du cannabis provenant d’Afrique subsaharienne et du Maroc. Au Mali, les armes utilisées pour terroriser la population ont été financées par le trafic de cannabis.

    Du passage d’El Guerguerat sortaient le cannabis cultivé au Maroc et la cocaïne qui débarque dans des bateaux marocains dans le port de Dakhla, au sud du Sahara Occidental. Une information corroborée par le rapport des experts de l’ONU sur la situation au Mali.

    Par conséquent, l’initiative de la société civile sahraouie contribuera à fermer un des principaux robinets qui alimentaient le terrorisme au Mali et dans toute la région sahélo-saharienne.

    Tags : Mali, Maroc, Sahara Occidental, El Guerguerate, cannabis, cocaïne, terrorisme, drogue, contrebande, finance,

  • Mobilising tax revenues to finance the health system in Morocco

    This report analyses the health-related tax measures that will allow Morocco to mobilise more revenues to finance its healthcare system. Morocco is progressively anticipating and preparing its graduation from international support in the area of health financing, which will require raising additional tax revenues to ensure financial sustainability. This goal is important in itself but also because Morocco has not reached all of the health targets set out in the Sustainable Development Goals.

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    Tags : Morocco,taxes, finance,

  • IMF Staff Completes Review Mission to Mauritania

    An International Monetary Fund (IMF) team led by Mr. Eric Mottu visited Nouakchott during February 27-March 11, 2020 to discuss the fifth review of the economic and financial program supported by a three-year arrangement under the…

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    Tags : Mauritania, International Monetary Fund, finance,

  • Morocco’s infrastructural investment gap is hitting rural areas hardest

    As Africa’s sixth-largest economy, with a GDP per capita of just over $3,000, Morocco is certainly no economic minnow. Although growth has slowed of late, it measured a healthy 2.95 percent across 2018 and inflation remains low. But there is still work to do – particularly in terms of the country’s infrastructural development. According to the Global Infrastructure Hub (GI Hub), in the years leading up to 2040, Morocco is set to face an infrastructural investment gap of $37bn.

    Read more from the source : World finance

     

     

     

     

    Tags : Morocco, economy, finance, infrastructural investment,