Parti du Progrès et du Socialisme

Santé

Effectively covering 8.5 million people before 31 December 2028 requires a very high delivery rate. A reform under way could remove part of the closed-entitlement barrier, but collection, targeting, contribution financing and care capacity must all advance together.

Santé

The promise requires 3,000 doctors, 6,700 nurses, and 1,800 genuinely operational beds every year. Training capacity and hospital projects are advancing, but planned posts and staff shortages show that recruitment, retention, equipment, and operations would all need to accelerate at the same time.

Santé publique

Morocco still needs to extend a complete ban to restaurants, cafés/bars, and public transport, then enforce it sustainably. WHO’s compliance finding shows that nationwide implementation is the main challenge. Clear law, funded inspectors, and regular public monitoring are necessary.

Éducation

The requested scale is 90,000 hires over five years. The latest published campaign shows a close capacity, but only 16,309 posts were in primary and lower secondary. That share must therefore be increased and sustained, with salaries and training funded and teachers deployed where shortages are greatest.

Recherche & Enseignement supérieur

Reaching 1,000 university applications a year requires very rapid growth in filings. The 1.5%-of-GDP target cannot be robustly costed because recent total-R&D data are unavailable. Research funding, teams, and commercialisation with firms would need sustained expansion.

Pouvoir d'achat & Salaires

A two-stage increase is administratively feasible, but its exact cost remains unknown and the stated envelope also funds other measures. Inflation indexation would create a lasting expense. It therefore needs clear multi-year financing and a durable agreement with employers.

Protection sociale

The stated envelope can finance 1,000 MAD a month if support is tightly limited to multidimensionally poor households. Exact cost still depends on the number of eligible households and aid they already receive. Existing funding must be retained and targeting errors monitored.

Emploi & Sécurité sociale

The documented framework pays for at most six months, at 70% of the reference wage and under a legal cap. The pledge raises the potential maximum to 12 months and MAD 7,500, or MAD 90,000 for a claim at the ceiling. It requires legal reform and sustainable actuarial financing. Without verified beneficiary and revenue projections, its total cost remains uncertain.

Culture

Payments to 2 million households are close to a scale already approached by direct social assistance. The transfer costs MAD 2bn yearly, more than the 2026 Culture budget. It can be delivered in five years if recurring additional appropriations are approved, tax treatment is defined, and accredited cultural supply exists beyond major cities.

Culture

Reaching 1% requires almost quadrupling Culture’s budget from its 2026 level. The stated envelope is very close to the minimum need, but only if all of it goes to Culture and public expenditure does not rise. Budget trade-offs and spending capacity will be decisive.

Sport & Éducation

Four weekly hours for every pupil entails a major change in timetables, staffing and facilities. Available data show a large pupil population and an active school-sport policy, but not current PE hours or specialist-teacher numbers. Full rollout requires an exceptional scale-up.

Industrie & Économie

Both objectives require sustained acceleration. Creating 100,000 net industrial jobs yearly is far above the recent industry flow, while the industrial share must gain about one GDP point each year under an indicative ratio. The budget is not detailed; success would mainly depend on much larger private and public investment.

Transport & Souveraineté

Investing in an initial fleet appears feasible, but delivery by 2031 depends on an adopted strategy, freight contracts, financing and rules that make the Moroccan flag competitive. The programme provides neither fleet size nor timetable, while the public study was still under way in 2026.

Entreprises & PME

If registrations are counted, 15,000 annual creations are far below the national flow observed in 2024, so the volume is attainable. Available data do not show how many are truly MSMEs, how many survive, or whether every region already reaches 500. Delivery depends on a public regional indicator and support beyond registration.

Économie informelle & Fiscalité

The target requires formalising about 406,000 units, while the mechanism identifies only 300,000. Revenue could depend on highly selective targeting of the most productive units. It must still be shown that taxes and contributions actually collected can reach this level without weakening micro-businesses.

Financement de l'économie

Creating a BPI and mobilising 50 billion MAD each year is conceivable, but highly demanding. The institution would need to start early, secure required approvals, avoid duplicating existing tools, and consistently attract banks and investors to sound projects.

Marché financier & Concurrence

The market had 80 listed companies at end-2025, with three IPOs that year. But the pledge does not define covered firms, a large company, economic rent, or how much capital must be floated. Without those details, annual listings, liquidity needs and legal effects cannot be credibly quantified.

Fiscalité

The schedule can be changed through a Finance Law during the term. It raises the current exemption and the top marginal rate, but its net effect on revenue is unknown without detailed data on affected taxpayers. A clear offset is needed if the reform lowers receipts.

Fiscalité

A law can create this tax, but its essential rules and auditable base are undefined. The stated MAD 22.4 billion yield is not broken down in the programme. If treated as a target, it would require a very large effectively collected base and new capacity for declaration, valuation and audit.

Énergie & Régulation

This combines an asset takeover within a long-running liquidation with a separate fuel-regulation reform. It can progress within five years only with an enforceable settlement for creditors, transparent valuation and financing, and a price framework compatible with supply security.

Eau & Environnement

Raising desalination to 1.7bn m³ matches a public ambition, but still requires more than quadrupling 2026 capacity. Under the usual resource-per-person indicator, 1,200 m³ in 2031 requires 46.1bn m³ yearly. Even counting all planned desalination, 22.4bn m³ remains missing. No new source of that scale is described.

Agriculture

Reaching 400,000 farms requires supporting 80,000 distinct farms every year. Support channels exist, but reliable beneficiary identification, unregistered or jointly owned land, limited agricultural extension, and the absence of a budget exclusively reserved for this measure create high delivery risk.

Habitat & Logement

The required pace—over 30,000 net reductions a year from the programme’s baseline—is demanding but comparable to the scale of recent urban-housing growth. Delivery depends on territorial targeting, serviced land, affordable homes, and genuinely effective mobilisation of vacant housing.

Numérique & Données

Building three centres in five years is a concrete target, but essential details are missing: capacity, regions, full cost, renewable connection, and security level. Sources confirm sovereignty and cybersecurity needs, but do not allow verification that the stated budget is sufficient.

Moralisation & Transparence

The change concerns an identified exception in an existing organic law. It can be enacted during the term if a majority supports it and constitutional review clears it. To prevent circumvention, the text must also define effective control and provide for real oversight.

Amazighité & Éducation

Mandatory status already appears in the pedagogical framework. The programme specifies neither the cycles and schools to be effectively covered, nor a deadline, nor teacher needs. The 40% primary-school benchmark shows incomplete rollout, but cannot measure nationwide generalisation.

Droits des femmes & Famille

A law could remove under-18 exceptions and establish joint guardianship by 2031. It requires a majority to revise the Family Code and serious court follow-through. Reforming official marriage rules alone would not guarantee the disappearance of informal unions.

Parité politique & Élections

The law already gives women the first two positions on regional lists. If the measure concerns local lists, it adds a limited requirement per region and can be introduced through an organic amendment. The text must still specify the covered lists and parties, and the consequence of a non-compliant nomination.

MRE & Douanes

The current regime is clearly set at 180 days per calendar year. The “extended admission sticker” specifies neither duration, covered people or vehicles, nor customs and tax consequences. Those details are necessary to assess timing, cost, border controls and the risk of unauthorised resale.

Diplomatie

The ministry’s 2026 budget is MAD 5.105bn; doubling requires MAD 10.210bn in 2031. A regular increase would need about MAD 15.3bn in cumulative additions, almost the whole envelope for the diplomatic axis. The 2025-2026 increase was only 3.1%. Doubling remains possible, but needs five successive budget decisions at a much stronger pace.