Morocco’s National Social Support Agency has announced new measures designed to transition its direct social aid program away from purely financial assistance and towards productive integration and economic empowerment. This shift aligns with royal directives aimed at strengthening social protection and achieving inclusive regional development. The agency stated the changes will focus on enabling beneficiaries to become self-sufficient and contribute to the workforce. Details of the specific measures were not fully outlined in the announcement, but the overall goal is to foster long-term economic independence rather than continued reliance on aid. The move represents a strategic reorientation of social welfare policy in the country. This initiative seeks to build a more sustainable and equitable social safety net for Moroccan citizens.