The Mohammed VI Foundation for the Promotion of Social Works in Education and Training continued, in 2025, to expand and consolidate its social services for over 560,000 members, by broadening access to healthcare, housing, education, culture, and local services across the entire national territory.
The meeting of the Steering Committee, held in a regular session on January 22 in Rabat, chaired by the Foundation’s president, Youssef El Bakkali, was dedicated to presenting the activity report for 2025, as well as reviewing and approving projects and the budget forecast for 2026, as indicated in a statement from the Foundation.
The year 2025 was characterized by a continuous increase in memberships and the continued deployment of the Foundation’s services in its main areas of intervention, stated the same source.
By the end of 2025, the total number of members from the public and private sectors reached 562,386, marking an annual increase of over 6%. Retirees comprised nearly 30% of the total membership, while the number of private sector members surged by nearly 84%, rising from 14,506 in 2024 to 26,653 in 2025.
In terms of health, 2025 saw the large-scale deployment of the Foundation’s mobile diagnostic center aimed at enhancing access to care for the Education and Training family, especially in under-medicalized regions. Within one year, the center served 40 cities and provided over 52,600 medical services for free, including specialized consultations, screening for serious and chronic diseases, and therapeutic education sessions.
Concurrently, the Foundation continued to expand its complementary social protection system. In 2025, the Complementary Health Insurance eased healthcare expenses for more than 164,300 families, providing overall financial support of 258 million dirhams.
Assistance, medical transport, and funeral grants benefited over 3,500 families, with a total cost exceeding 59 million dirhams. The Medical Support Fund, in turn, processed more than 1,400 cases at a cost exceeding 26 million dirhams.
Regarding housing assistance, the Foundation strengthened the IMTILAK program by increasing the ceiling of the second financing mechanism to 200,000 dirhams at a 0% interest rate.
The program recorded 10,000 beneficiaries in 2025, a 33% year-on-year increase, bringing the total number of members benefiting from this service to over 52,400 to date. The Foundation’s financial commitment for this purpose exceeded 3 billion dirhams.
The YASSIR program, designed to meet the financial and social needs of members, has benefited over 107,600 individuals since its launch in January 2022, with a total financial commitment of over 243 million dirhams.
In the field of Education and Training, the “ISTIHQAQ” scholarships were awarded to over 8,400 deserving university students, with 2,109 scholarships attributed for the 2025 class, amounting to a total budget of over 63 million dirhams.
The grant for the preschool education of members’ children was awarded to over 33,100 children, at a total cost exceeding 82 million dirhams.
Additionally, by the end of 2025, more than 28,600 new applications for reductions on high-speed internet subscriptions and mobile telephony, under the “Nafida II” program, were recorded, with a total minimum monthly value of discounts around 2 million dirhams.
Culturally, the IKLYLE centers in Rabat, Tangier, Tetouan, and Fez organized over 2,900 activities in 2025 for more than 76,500 people. This network is set to expand to cover all regions of the Kingdom as part of the ten-year action plan 2018-2028.
Concerning travel, the Foundation’s subsidy of 40% on transport tickets covered over 2.7 million train journeys and more than 200,000 trips via Supratours coaches in 2025.
On the topic of pilgrimage, the Foundation provided a total subsidy exceeding 8 million dirhams for over 180 members during the Hajj season 1446/2025.
In the realm of social tourism, the Zephyr complexes (Marrakech, El Jadida, Ifrane, and Agadir) recorded over 414,000 overnight stays by the end of 2025.
Finally, in its commitment to improving access to local social services, the Foundation increased in 2025 the ceiling of the grant allocated for financing local clubs under the regional and provincial sections of the Foundation for Social Works in Education (FOSE) from 5 to 10 million dirhams per year.
In 2026, the Foundation intends to build on its achievements and focus its efforts on several strategic projects, including launching the tender for acquiring a second Mobile Diagnostic Center, enhancing the mechanisms of the IMTILAK program, strengthening the network of IKLYLE cultural centers with new openings, and increasing the accommodation capacity of the Zephyr complexes, thanks to the upcoming openings of the centers in Saidia and Martil.
At the conclusion of the meeting, the members of the Steering Committee expressed their satisfaction with the accomplishments made and unanimously approved the budget for 2026, the statement concluded.
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