Salut et bienvenue sur notre blog,

Pour situer notre recherche, nous nous sommes adressés à un vieux fonctionnaire de l'état, retraité et apparemment déçu dans son rêve de développement et d'épanouissement de notre pays. Ses réflexions amères nous ont perturbés. Afin de mieux connaître se personnage, nous vous exposons ici, la biographie de M FATHALLAH LAALOU traduite en Anglais (puisque l'anglais est une langue internationale), en espérant que notre blog vous plaira, et que vous le trouviez intéressant.

fathallah laalou

December 20, 2005 adoption of the bill of finance 2006 in Morocco

Adoption of the bill of finance 2006 in Morocco 24/11/2005

In spite of an opposition to the budgetary reductions in the sectors of agriculture and others, the Moroccan Room of the representatives adopted, by 71 votes against 31, the bill of finance 2006 in its entirety at a public session, on November 15. The members of the party Justice and development abstained from.
The president of the Moroccan Room of the representatives Abdelouahed Radi had to chair a surging parliamentary session, on November 15, whereas the principal parties discussed various aspects of the bill of finance. At the end of the day, the dice were thrown and a vote by 71 votes for against 31 against rewarded the efforts for the Privatization and Minister for Finance Fathallah Oualalou. The members of the party Justice and Development abstained from voting.

Mr. Oualalou had made the point that the budget 2006 was “unifying, proactif and responsible”. The innovations brought by this draft budget, it had declared, are the initiatives on social matters and of employment, in particular those profiting with the young graduates without employment.
This budget 2006 shows that the State is “proactif” as regards investment, stressing that the sums allocated for this purpose would increase by 75 million dirhams in 2005, to pass to 86,5 million the following year, it indicated. In its eyes, the budget 2006 is also “responsible”, in what it tries to treat the difficulties and the constraints, such as the increase in the prices of oil, but supports in addition the reform of the pension plans and the public administration (teaching, justice, finance), as well as the management of the clandestine sub-Saharan African immigration.

However, the members of the opposition express doubts as for the point to know if this budget will be capable to back the principal activities and the priorities of Morocco. They make the point that the budget of agriculture was going to be cut down by 9 percent, and expressed their fears that measurements of control of the dryness are affected. They called some with the government so that it subsidizes the small ones and average farmers, in particular in the field of the fossil fuels.

For their part, the Socialists put forward their opposition to the reduction of budgets in certain sectors in consequence of the raising of prices of oil.

Taking again the fears expressed at this budgetary session, Mr. Oualalou formulated some proposals intended in particular to stimulate the sectors of agriculture, fishing at sea, the trade and industry. He also underlined the need for re-examining the budgets of study and research in increase intended for the productive sectors, with a particular mention for the development of human resources necessary to the maintenance of the economic growth.

Jordi Inas & Elhaya Amine

Salut et bienvenue sur notre blog, Pour situer

Partager cet article