In a parliamentary session held on Thursday, the majority coalition expressed strong support for the 2025 Finance Bill, seeing it as an embodiment of major social objectives and a fulfillment of the government’s action plan. In contrast, the opposition criticized the bill for what they perceived as a purely financial approach.
The ruling coalition, in the presence of Economy and Finance Minister Nadia Fettah and Budget Minister Fouzi Lekjaa, highlighted that the bill reflects the government’s commitment to social programs, economic revitalization, and job creation. They praised the bill’s social support measures, tax reductions, and purchasing power improvements, which they believe exceed expectations amid complex global economic and environmental contexts.
Conversely, the opposition argued that the bill continues a liberal trajectory prioritizing fiscal balance over social equity. They also called for a specific legal framework to govern innovative financing, ensuring enhanced transparency.
