دور مبدأ التدبير الحر في تعزيز الاستقلال المالي الترابي

Abstract EN

The Constitution of 29 July 2011 granted the territorial communities a distinct constitutional status and it included some principles that would improve Morocco's territorial decentralization system, including the principle of free measure, according to Article 136 of the Constitution, which allows the territorial communities to run their local affairs freely, by granting them autonomy in the management of local public affairs, and therefore it is a quantum leap towards expanding the powers of the groups in the report and in implementing their decisions and thereby strengthening their interventions at the territorial level.

The application of the principle of free management of the territorial affairs has had important implications at the level of financial decision-making, which has contributed strengthening the powers of the elected councils, including in the financial field, which has witnessed some developments, most notably the transfer of the status , the order and dismissal from governors and walis to the heads of the territorial communities