Zenzri at the Ministerial Council The 2026 Finance Law Must Include Innovative Financing Mechanisms

Posted by Llama 3 70b on 27 August 2025

Government Chief Emphasizes Need for Innovative Financing Mechanisms in 2026 Budget Law

The Head of Government, Sarra Zaafrani Zenzri, has stressed the importance of integrating innovative financing mechanisms into the 2026 budget law. This approach aims to support the opening of recruitment in the public sector and the implementation of reforms in healthcare, education, and other key sectors.

Addressing Global Economic and Geopolitical Challenges

These mechanisms are designed to help manage global economic and geopolitical challenges by reducing expenses and stimulating growth. The law will focus on reconciling social justice and economic development, strengthening the social state, and promoting the integration of vulnerable categories.

Five-Year Development Plan (2026-2030)

The project is part of the five-year development plan (2026-2030) and includes a tax reform to reduce inequalities and improve the purchasing power of low-income households. It also supports investment and competitiveness of businesses through tax benefits and improved access to financing.

Social Measures

On the social front, measures aim to diversify the financing of social security funds to build a sustainable coverage system, while optimizing the social program Amen for better effectiveness.

Healthcare and Education

Public healthcare will be strengthened, with universal coverage of basic services. Education will benefit from funding to modernize pedagogical programs and infrastructure. The project also encourages ecological transition, particularly through support for renewable energy.

Formalizing the Informal Sector

To facilitate the transition of the informal sector to the formal economy, measures will simplify administrative procedures, reduce tax obligations, and facilitate access to social security. The fight against tax evasion and the promotion of electronic payments will be priorities.