According to the general financing of the kingdom, the local authorities (CT) show a total surplus of 3.2 billion DH at the end of February around 2.2 billion DH a year earlier.
This surplus, which takes into account a positive remaining amount of 11 million DH, which is published by special accounts and additional budgets, is to cover the expenses incurred and paid in 2025, the TGR indicates in its monthly bulletin for local financial statistics (BMSFL).
In detail, the CTS recorded a normal turnover of 5.73 billion DH compared to 26.3% compared to the end of February 2024, which explained this development by the increase in 43.9% of the income transferred, of 9.6% of the income managed by the CTS, which were completed with 2.4% of the income management managed with the state.
Due to the increase in personnel costs, they were set up by 7% (+122 million DH) with 2.34 billion DH (+1.7%), 13.6% of the costs of other goods and services (-71 million DH) and 27.5% of debt interest rates (-11 million DH).
With regard to the global surpluses published by CT budgets, they were 62.3 billion DH. This includes the surpluses of previous years and that of 2025 (3.2 billion DH).
