The Agadir Municipal Council approved the programming of the 2025 budget surplus during its regular session in February 2026, marking a notable improvement in the municipality’s financial indicators and its capacity to fund investment projects.
The figures presented during the session indicated that the total operating surplus reached 402 million dirhams, reflecting a gradual improvement in the municipality’s financial balances in recent years. Additionally, the municipality’s revenues increased from approximately 500 million dirhams in 2022 to over 800 million dirhams in 2025, representing a nearly 60% increase. This growth made it possible to achieve successive surpluses and create a financial safety margin nearing 500 million dirhams to cover adjustments related to some urban development projects.
The investment budget in the Agadir municipality has now surpassed the operating budget, with allocated investment funds for 2025 approaching one billion dirhams. This reflects a trend towards executing structural projects and improving infrastructure.
These results are part of the financial strategies adopted for the period 2022–2027, which focus on enhancing self-resources, increasing the efficiency of local taxes, optimizing communal properties, diversifying funding sources, and updating financial management systems, alongside employing digital tools to enhance transparency and efficiency.
During the February session, the council discussed several matters related to managing communal property and improving urban transport services. It also monitored the conditions of neighborhoods such as Tiliila, Adrar, Ihchach, Ahlaka, and Anza Alia, within the framework of the municipality’s action plan. Furthermore, it approved partnership agreements and urban rehabilitation programs aimed at enhancing service quality, boosting the city’s attractiveness, and supporting its economic and social dynamism.
