Morocco’s central authorities have launched investigations into suspected irregularities concerning the sale of public properties and equipment. These investigations stem from reports alleging manipulation in the disposal of assets deemed “obsolete” or “scrap.” Inspection committees have been dispatched to several regions, including Casablanca-Settat, Marrakesh-Safi, Rabat-Sale-Kenitra, and Fez-Meknes, to audit the sales of vehicles and equipment. Preliminary findings reportedly indicate that equipment still in working order may have been incorrectly classified as scrap. The probes focus on potential damage to public funds and the need for accountability in these transactions. Further details are expected as the investigations progress, with a focus on identifying any illicit practices. The situation highlights concerns over transparency and proper procedure in the management of state assets.