A recent actuarial study by Morocco’s National Social Security Fund highlights the need to reassess the financial equilibrium of the pension system. This comes after a reduction in the number of contribution days required to qualify for old-age benefits. The study, presented during a technical committee meeting on pension reform, indicates a necessity to increase estimated retirement rates. Simultaneously, it notes a decline in returns on long-term reserves over the past 12 years. These changes necessitate a thorough re-evaluation of the system's financial balances to ensure its sustainability. The findings emphasize the interconnectedness of benefit adjustments and overall financial health within the Moroccan pension framework. The study signals potential challenges and the need for proactive adjustments to maintain the system's solvency.