الإطار الدستوري والقانوني للمنظومة الصحية بالمغرب

الملخص EN

The health system in Morocco consists of the totality of institutions, resources and actions organized to achieve the basic objectives of health, which are based on the following principles: solidarity and the participation of the population in the responsibility of prevention and health preservation, equal access to treatment and health services, equity in the spatial distribution of health resources, and integration between sectors And the adoption of a gender approach in health services.

Chapter 31 of the Moroccan Constitution of 2011 stipulates that the state, public institutions and territorial collectivities work to mobilize all available means to facilitate the reasons for women and male citizens to benefit equally from the right to treatment, health care, social protection and health coverage.

The Ministry of Health's plan for the year 2025 includes three pillars divided into 25 axes and 125 measures, aimed at organizing and developing the health supply in order to improve access to health services, strengthen national health programs to combat diseases, improve governance and achieve resource efficiency.

However, despite the royal recommendations to make the health sector a strategic national priority, the constitutional enshrinement of the right to access to treatment, and the Kingdom of Morocco’s ratification of international health-related treaties, the health system still suffers from several challenges that negatively affect the achievements made in this field.