Moroccan youth to receive housing discounts through new partnership

Moroccan youth to receive housing discounts through new partnership
Thursday 6 February 2025 - 15:00

A partnership agreement was signed Thursday to offer privileges and preferences to Moroccan youth holding a Youth Passport who wish to purchase housing.

The agreement, between the Ministry of Youth, Culture, and Communication, the Ministry of National Planning, Urbanism, Housing, and City Policy, and the Al Omrane Group, allows Moroccan youth with a Youth Passport—whether residing in Morocco or abroad—to receive a 5% discount on all housing projects by the group.

The agreement also offers an additional 2% discount for special offers, along with easier access to training opportunities within the real estate company.

The initiative aims to provide youth with better access to housing, with discounts ranging from 15,000 to 100,000 dirhams depending on the project. Discounts may be higher for properties valued over two million dirhams.

Sources told Hespress that “these areas will include plots of land and apartments available to Moroccan youth to benefit from this offer.”

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