The Customs and Indirect Taxes Administration (ADII) has issued its annual circular ahead of this summer’s Operation Marhaba, outlining the measures put in place to welcome Moroccans living abroad. The document introduces three new facilitation measures, alongside a series of existing provisions aimed at simplifying customs procedures for MREs.
In France, the Ministry of Higher Education, Research and Space has unveiled a new decree on university tuition fees, confirming that non-European Union students will be the hardest hit starting next academic year. The measure further tightens the government’s policy on foreign students, despite concerns that it could sharply restrict access to higher education.
This year, the Marhaba operation to welcome Moroccans living abroad is supported by measures implemented by the Customs and Indirect Tax Administration (ADII). A circular released on Wednesday outlines initiatives aimed at simplifying procedures, improving access to information, and supporting investment project holders.
The controversy over the actual amount of tax exemptions, customs duty suspensions, and VAT relief granted to sheep and cattle importers continues to escalate. In response to the figure announced by Rachid Talbi Alami (RNI), Nabil Benabdellah insists that the numbers he presented are official and bear the seal of the Akhannouch government.