Morocco's public savings exceed $2 billion in five months

2008-08-12

Morocco achieved $2.2 billion in public savings and a budgetary surplus of $900 million in the first five months of the year, MAP reported on Monday (August 11th). According to the Financial Studies and Previsions Administration, the public savings covered 90.5% of investment expenditures in the State budget.

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رضوان Posted 2008-10-20

Redouane from Taroudant commends your efforts and asks for help in favour of the people of Taroudant who are weakened by the fragility of their economy which needs some of your capital. Thank you.

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