The Ministry of Economy and Finance, through the Directorate of Public Enterprises and Privatization, has announced the launch of an international call for tenders to develop a comprehensive information system aimed at digitizing the monitoring of public institutions and enterprises. This move reflects the government’s commitment to enhancing digital transformation and modernizing financial oversight mechanisms.
The project, according to the contract documents, aims to provide technical assistance to develop and operate a specialized information system for monitoring approximately 267 public institutions and enterprises. It will also offer training services for the staff responsible for overseeing this public portfolio, with an estimated budget of around 2.616 million dirhams.
The new digital system will include three main components: technical and functional preparation through requirement analysis and the design of digital monitoring workflows, the adoption of electronic signatures and seals along with cybersecurity assurances, and support during implementation and operation, including testing, training, and knowledge transfer to ensure the administration’s independence in managing the system in the future.
The new system is expected to serve around 2,000 users in public institutions, 550 state auditors, and treasurers, with the potential for electronic connectivity with other systems within the Ministry of Economy and Finance, such as the Budget Directorate and the General Treasury, as well as advanced integration with external partners like the Court of Auditors.
This project is part of the national digital development strategy and Law 55-19 regarding the simplification of administrative procedures, as well as the structural reform of the public enterprises sector stipulated in Framework Law 50-21, aimed at transitioning to financial oversight focused on performance evaluation, governance, and risk anticipation.
