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Cutting income tax, increasing retirement pensions and covering electricity bills of up to 100 dirhams per month are among the measures included in the 2027 Finance Bill, presented to Parliament on Friday. The bill sets out a series of measures aimed at supporting household purchasing power. Here are the key provisions.

FRMF president Fouzi Lekjaa welcomed Hicham Dguig and his players at the Mohammed VI Football Complex in Maâmora, where King Mohammed VI’s congratulatory message was read.

Income tax reform, one of the Authenticity and Modernity Party’s (PAM) flagship election pledges, features in the El Mansouri government’s 2026–2031 program but falls short of what the party promised voters. The annual tax-free threshold will rise from 40,000 to 60,000 dirhams in net taxable income, while the top marginal rate will be cut from 37% to 30%—well above the 20% ceiling pledged by the PAM. Here is what the plan entails.

Lekjaa calls persistent price rises “abnormal”, saying voters want to see prices come down rather than hear another explanation for why they remain high

Fatima-Zahra El Mansouri said the party would work to bridge the gap between major urban centers and rural areas during a meeting in Taounate, which was attended by newly affiliated member Fouzi Lekjaa.

New Zealand Football says FIFA decisions have contributed to a breakdown in trust as Infantino faces growing opposition ahead of next year’s presidential election.

Six presidents of Arab football federations, including Fouzi Lekjaa, president of the Royal Moroccan Football Federation (FRMF), have expressed their support for Gianni Infantino in a joint statement.

At a time when the 2026–2027 season is about to begin and only weeks before Morocco’s legislative elections, calls to expand the Botola Pro Inwi from 16 to 18—or even 20—clubs have resurfaced. Quietly championed by clubs that were relegated on sporting merit, including US Yacoub El Mansour, chaired by Minister Mehdi Bensaïd, the proposal threatens to sacrifice sporting fairness in favor of narrow political interests. An analysis of a looming scandal that can still be prevented.

FRMF president Fouzi Lekjaa says Morocco’s clubs have failed to keep pace with the national team’s rise, outlining reforms aimed at producing more homegrown talent before the country co-hosts the 2030 FIFA World Cup.