Morocco’s financial jurisdictions have monitored the implementation of 2,333 recommendations resulting from 223 audit and control missions, demonstrating a clear and measurable impact on public sector management, according to recent reports.
As part of the 2024–2025 Annual Report published by the Cour des comptes, the country’s financial oversight institutions have reinforced their role in ensuring accountability and improving governance in public administration. The monitoring of recommendations is seen as a key tool in promoting financial discipline and enhancing the effectiveness of public institutions.
During the same period, the financial jurisdictions issued 4,452 rulings and judgments on account verification and public funds management. These decisions included the clearance of accounts, disciplinary actions, and financial recoveries, with significant effects on fiscal discipline and public resource management.
The report highlights that many public bodies took corrective actions even before formal legal proceedings, leading to a positive financial impact estimated at 629.2 million dirhams. These measures not only improved financial outcomes but also yielded social, environmental, and administrative benefits.
Additionally, the Cour des comptes and regional financial courts continued to play a pivotal role in enforcing transparency and public accountability, strengthening the culture of good governance across government entities.
