Court of Auditors

Mandatory Asset Declaration Renewal Begins for French Officials and Civil Servants

2 February 2022

The Court of Auditors has announced that as of February 1, those subject to the mandatory asset declaration must update their declarations by renewing them.

Morocco Bolsters Anti-Corruption Efforts with New National Authority Law

29 March 2021

The fight against corruption is one of the battles undertaken by Morocco, which has just equipped itself with persuasion and awareness-raising tools. The latest is the (…)

Morocco’s CDT Party Proposes Ban on Corrupt Officials Running for Office

18 March 2021

To declare ineligible any person who has already been sanctioned by the Court of Auditors. This is the amendment proposed by the CDT parliamentary group to strengthen the fight (…)

Thousands of Moroccan Officials Face Dismissal Over Undeclared Assets

11 November 2020

In total, 89,070 declarations have been filed in the various financial jurisdictions of the Kingdom. This means that thousands of people have not yet taken the necessary steps.

Moroccan Officials Face Audit Scrutiny: Marrakech and Safi Region Leaders Summoned

3 November 2020

The noose is tightening more and more around elected officials and municipal employees, discredited during audits carried out by experts from the Court of Auditors. A summons (…)

Casablanca and Rabat Regions Generate Over 80% of Morocco’s Tax Revenue, Report Shows

5 October 2020

Casablanca and Rabat concentrate 81.7% of tax revenues, according to the Court of Auditors in its report on the execution of the 2019 state budget. In terms of corporate income (…)

Moroccan Court Investigates Five Municipalities for Alleged Financial Misconduct

8 March 2020

The Court of Cassation has been seized by the Attorney General at the Court of Auditors against five municipalities in cases relating to "facts that appear to justify criminal (…)

Moroccan Audit Court Reveals $2 Million Misuse of Public Funds by Political Parties

7 February 2020

The Court of Auditors denounced on Wednesday, February 5, 20 political parties whose leaders would have embezzled the sum of twenty million dirhams.

Morocco’s Political Parties Spent 116 Million Dirhams in 2018, Court of Auditors Reports

6 February 2020

The Court of Auditors revealed the expenses incurred by political parties in 2018. They amounted to 116.87 million dirhams (MDH) in 2018 compared to 138.43 MDH in 2017 and (…)

Moroccan Officials Face Scrutiny: 100 Lawmakers and Mayors Fail to Declare Assets

1 February 2020

A list of one hundred personalities, mainly parliamentarians and commune presidents who have not made their asset declaration, has just been submitted to the Head of Government.