The National Agency for Strategic State Management and Monitoring of Public Facilities and Companies (ANGSPE), which was held on Thursday in Rabat, the 6th meeting of its Board of Directors, under the chairmanship of the Minister of Economics and Finance, Nadia Fettah, in the presence of state Representatives, members of the advice mentioned.
This meeting made it possible for the CEO of the Agentur Abdellatif Zaghnoun, the evaluation of the successes of 2024, one year, in particular by completing the elaboration process and approval of the state’s shareholder directive (PAE), with the strategic guidelines, which in the Council of Ministers Sm King Mohammed VI, June 1, 2024, and publication in the official bulletin in December In 2024 that of the official bulletin was approved decree No. 2.24.1090 Approval of the PAE mentioned, said a press release from AngSpe.
The agency also explained the “important” progress that were implemented as part of the implementation of the reform of institutions and public companies (EEP) by implementing structures, especially in questions of professionalization of the governance of the EEP. Restructuring operations in various sectors, the active support for public institutions in their conversion to public limited companies, the highlight of the project to consolidate consolidation of the consolidation of the consolidation of accounts of the shareholder state in IFRS standards or even the implementation of the performance management of the EEP performance . The performance indicators were also unveiled, as well as the decree of the accounts certified by external examiners and the budget of 2025.
The Board of Directors also took note of the progress of operationalization of the guideline (Governance Upgrade Initiative for Development and Excellence), the first Moroccan label, which aims to promote the best governance practices within the EEP. Finally, the board of directors approved the agency’s proposals for strengthening its internal governance, especially at the organizational level and in relation to the regulations for the allocation of its markets.