n November 5, Morocco’s Ministry of Economy, Finance and Public Performance published the payment periods declared by public institutions and enterprises (EEP) for September 2026, which averaged 35.8 days.
The figure extends a rise that began early in the year, after 32.5 days in December 2025, 34.7 days in March and 35.6 days in June. It thus exceeds the 34.5 days of September 2025, without returning to the 36.9 days declared two years earlier.
Among the 192 entities monitored, Soread (2M) declares the longest period, 357 days, a figure dating from June, its last declared month. Next come the regional health group of Tangier-Tetouan-Al Hoceima with 138 days and ONEE with 132 days, while OCP closes the list of the ten longest periods with 78 days.
At the other end of the ranking, the Rabat-Sale urban agency, the Beni Mellal-Khenifra regional investment center and the Mohammed V National Theater declare a period of one day. Five regional health groups, including Casablanca-Settat’s, however made no declaration at all on the Massar platform.
The ministry also publishes the list of EEP that leave their suppliers’ complaints unanswered on the Ajal platform, a list headed by Ibn Tofail University in Kenitra with 48 pending complaints.
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Ministère de l’Économie, des Finances et de la Performance publique - Avis relatif à la publication des délais de paiement des établissements et entreprises publics (5 novembre 2026)
Ministère de l’Économie, des Finances et de la Performance publique - Observatoire des délais de paiement: délais de paiement des EEP au 30 septembre 2026
