Morocco's expropriation law draft introduces new amendments for public benefit

The Moroccan Ministry of Equipment and Water is spearheading a transformative draft law to amend the expropriation process for public benefit, introducing measures to enhance transparency and expedite proceedings. Key proposals include shortening procedural timelines, implementing electronic publication of expropriation processes, and establishing new compensation standards to better protect property owners' rights.

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Barcelona court exempts Allianz from 106,000 euro compensation for missing trucks in Morocco

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Ksar El Kebir launches damage assessment operation for flood-affected residents

Moroccan insurance federation initiates compensation for flood victims in disaster-stricken provinces

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After devastating floods forced evacuations and caused major damage in four northern provinces, Morocco has launched a 3-billion-dirham support plan combining direct financial aid, reconstruction funds, and agricultural assistance. Beyond state aid, insured residents may also seek compensation for damaged cars and homes under specific conditions.

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