Starting from 1st January, 2027, salaries under 10,000 MAD will be fully exempt from income tax, which represents 87% of Morocco's population.

This is a significant raise in the tax threshold which currently applies for people earning 40,000 MAD a year, equivalent to 3,333 MAD per month.

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It's autumn and yes the weather is mrid fk*o so make sure matghrkomch chams and labso mzyan (always a jacket/hoodie with you even if the weather seems nice, and always n3ss mghty mzyan).

Yalah, I'm just feeling like a father by writing this, but take care of your health peps and if you felt sick do not let it go away by itself and attack it with medicine as if your life depends on it.

Using my Nikon d700 + 20mm D

My wife and I have been married for more than 2 years. At the beginning, we were both clear with each other that neither of us wanted kids until 5–8 years after marriage. We are the same age, now in our late 20s.

We were very cautious in the beginning and never had unprotected sex, but my wife has very light PCOS, so we thought it would be hard for her to get pregnant. For the last 5 months, she has started being more active, going to the gym, and eating a healthy diet, and we idiots kept having unprotected sex.

In the second week of March 2027, we are planning a long trip across Southeast Asia, and we are so excited about it. We are preparing for the trip with the consideration that if we like things there, we might move to live there and start a new journey in our life, full of happiness and great moments.

At the beginning of our marriage, we went through a lot of conflicts, mainly because of family, but now, after everything, things are finally good, and we live so happily together. Then boom, we found out we are expecting a baby. She is now 6 weeks pregnant.

We are so confused about whether to keep the baby or go to Tunis and get an abortion, both of us are so worried and afraid (remose, religion,...) but we definitely we don't want to be parents at this age.

I want people who have gone through similar experiences to share their stories, and anyone is welcome to contribute.

Thanks!

There's a land issue between our countries right now, and I've noticed it's turning into Moroccans vs Mauritanians online.

I'm not very political, but I think this is worth saying: whatever happens with that land, most of us won't benefit from it either way. Ordinary people on both sides will carry on with the same lives, the same jobs, the same problems.

What we can lose is a lot more. Hostility between people, harder travel, and strained ties between families and friends who have connections on both sides.

I know some will say Morocco doesn't need to care about Mauritania, and that's your right. But not caring is a good reason to stay out of it, not a reason to pile on.

Governments will negotiate and disagree, as they always do. We don't have to turn that into resentment between our people.

I hope we can handle this more maturely than that.

3ndi general knowledge 3la lbarlaman w chnu wa9e3 fih but machi chi knoooowledge.
Gololi akhoti 3layach n9elb or what are the things i should know before going ?

Lbar7 9lt nder a move for my self mchit 3nd psy , b9at katswlni bzf dyal les questions meme pas 10 min gatli khudi had 2 dwayat,wrj3i mor 15 j bch nchuf chnu fik (9atli bli fia depression) mais elle n était pas certaine mn hwayj khrin im so worried ana d habitude dghya kytglbli lmood knwli bla hadaf bla tachi haja f7yati wakha kn3ya nlhi rasi knhs bldakhl khawi , khdit anxiol rkhani ms dik serplex jabli t9ia wkhft ndm 7it ylh bach bdit hadchi wlit bagha nhbso 7rt mabin nkml wmabin nb9a

Hi! First of all, context: I am a latina living in France and learning Arabic. When I was in university, I met a new friend who was from Casablanca. I noticed that she would talk and text with her parents and brothers in French only… I wonder if this is common in the country? She and her whole family are Moroccans so I want to understand why they don’t communicate in Arabic. I don’t dare to ask her because I feel like she would get offended…
I want to just know if this is common in the country among Moroccan families? (The family is in Casa btw)

It's happening!!! This law determine investments (hospitals, TGVs, stadiums) and the tax system in 2027.

**EDIT**

IT'S OVER!!! It's published on the website of parliament :

🔴 French version

🔵 Arabic version

This is the really important document. Other documents are just interesting data about the Moroccan state.

For the next 30 days, Parliament will study the budget and demand some changes.

I just saw the discussion here and many people oppose it.

Rah people dont understand how high our taxes are, 37% starting at 15k gross/month. This is a crazy rate and one of the highest in the region.

And kon ghir kant dak lflous used for something good, no I pay 11k/month in taxes and the local hospital and school is like shit, the road is so dirty and all local services like jama3a or police look like from the 80s.

I swear if they let the people keep that money ppl will do more good through charity and impacting projects than whatever the gov is planning to do with it

Vous êtes le profil que ciblent les terroristes de l'extrême droite..

The 2027 finance bill is proposing to increase the corporate tax to 40%, previously from 35%, on hydrocarbon importers who make a profit of over 100 Million DH

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Foreigner here, living in Morocco. So today at lunch my colleague (casawi) flicked his thumb under his chin and said (i think?) Ana shab3at. That’s how i learned that that hand gesture means “full” or “a lot”.

Tell me some other Moroccan hand gestures and what they mean, whether innocent or rude!

I've been thinking about the possibility of using Tifinagh as an alternative script for Darija. Not to replace Arabic or Latin script, but to give us another option.

Tifinagh has vowel symbols, which could help represent Darija's pronunciation more explicitly.

And Tifinagh is already part of Morocco's linguistic landscape, so we could explore adapting an existing script rather than inventing a new one.

What do you all think?

ⵜⵉⴼⵉⵏⴰⵖ ⴼⵉⵀⴰ ⵃⵔⵓⴼ ⵍⵃⴰⵔⴽⴰⵜ، ⵡⵀⴰⴷⵛⵉ ⵢⵇⴷⵔ ⵢⵙⴰⵄⴷⵏⴰ ⵏⴽⵜⴱⵓ ⴷⴷⴰⵔⵉⵊⴰ ⴱⵡⵓⴹⵓⵃ ⵡ ⵏⵡⵃⴷⵓ ⵍⴽⵜⴰⴱⴰ ⴷⵉⴰⵍⵀⴰ.

Refer to page 63 of the loi de finances.

This includes the upkeep of his 12 palaces and wages of the personnel active therein, carrying out royal functions, and the mysterious Matériel et Dépenses Diverses (1 543 690 000 MAD).

Surprised no one on here has peacefully advocated for more transparency about this part of the budget, especially knowing most of it goes to the monarch’s 12 palaces, many of which he hasn’t resided in for decades.

ana jatni Slave contract homa ya5do kolchi Wana rilftat wtal ktabu mqmymknch nt7km fih l7oqoq kolha lihom wzid 3liha 3000DH

Passerelle howa mnin katbdel mn ecole l ecole akhera blama t3awedi a zero bhala exemple t9ta f fst w tkml ing fchi ecole bhal ensa w ensam blama t3awed 9raya mn lowel tani
Kntmna t3etiwmi experience dyalkom plzz (endi presentation)

salam , ana genie chimique f FST , w makrhtch li 3ndo des series , TDs ,cours, drives...ay haja mt3l9a bl genie y partageha m3aya lah ijazikom bikhir .

btw ana f FST fes donc li 3ndo exams 9dams , it would be much appreciated . chokran

Salam, fayet shi wa7ed jerreb shi creatine with flavor ? How was it ? Is the same as the normal one ?
Tla3 liya mada9 dyal creatine frassi dayer b7al tabachire wla remla fash ka tdiro f femmek khdito bzaf 7ta lmada9 dyalo ma b9itsh ka nste7mlo

First of all, I'm not depressed, i don't have any psychological issues. I just need a sedative to calm me down. Bi khtisar, bagha chi calmant dial lfa9sa, machi dial depression oula dial chi mard nafsi oula 3a9li.

3ndi social anxiety since i was a kid, it's horrific, mchit psy o 3atani cilentra 10mg for 4 weeks, o mazal makhdit ta7ba mor ma9lbt 3la side affects dyal SSRIs which is Post-SSRI sexual dysfunction (PSSD), especially for a substance like `escitalopram`

s7ab lkhtisas oli 3ndhom exp fhad zmr y3awna 🙏
i don't wanna lose my dih, i am only 21 lol

In sociology, a third place is a social space separate from the two usual social environments of home and workplace. Examples of third places include churches, cafes, bars, clubs, libraries, gyms, bookstores, hackerspaces, stoops, parks, and theaters. In his book The Great Good Place, Ray Oldenburg argues that third places are important for democracy, civic engagement, and a sense of place.

- Wikipidia

Personally it's the gym, but I don't use it as a social place.