EU mission lists 153 active operations in Morocco as it pitches green transition and jobs agenda for 2026

EU mission lists 153 active operations in Morocco as it pitches green transition and jobs agenda for 2026
Tuesday 17 February 2026 - 18:16

The EU mission in Morocco and the European Investment Bank presented a 2025 partnership balance sheet on Tuesday, with EU officials reporting 332.37 million euros in direct disbursements last year, including 324.84 million euros for programs and projects and 7.53 million euros in civil society grants.

They said 2025 allocations totalled 225 million euros and that active operations amount to 1,727.04 million euros across 153 actions, including 12 budget support programs worth 1,210.7 million euros.

The mission said it funds 68 projects worth 184.9 million euros and 54 civil society grants worth 50.07 million euros, plus 19 neighbourhood investment platform operations budgeted at 281.29 million euros.

Dimitar Tzanchev said 2026 marks 30 years since the partnership agreement and cited EU support for the UN process and the autonomy plan as a realistic basis for settlement.

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