The National Agency for the Strategic Management of State Holdings and Monitoring of the Performance of Public Institutions and Enterprises (ANGSPE) held its eighth board meeting on Thursday, Jan. 15, at its headquarters in Rabat.
The session was chaired by Nadia Fettah, Minister of Economy and Finance, and attended by Abdellatif Zaghnoun, Director General of ANGSPE, as well as representatives of the State who sit on the board.
After approving the minutes of its previous meeting held on July 24, 2025, the board examined ANGSPE’s activity report as of Dec. 31, 2025. The report highlighted progress in implementing the roadmap set by the inaugural board, achievements that form part of the public sector reform initiated by King Mohammed VI, according to the Agency.
The board also endorsed the State Shareholder Report 2024‑2025. In line with Law No. 82‑20 establishing ANGSPE, the report is submitted to the King and made public. This second edition showcases concrete progress in reforming the public sector, offering a structured overview of the initial impacts and a consolidated analysis of the financial and operational performance of institutions and public enterprises under ANGSPE’s oversight.
In addition, the board reviewed the Agency’s budgetary performance for 2025 and approved the 2026 budget proposal together with the corresponding action plan.
Finally, the board adopted ANGSPE’s ESG charter, part of its corporate social responsibility efforts. The charter aims to place sustainable management of state holdings at the core of the Agency’s activities, in line with the strategic orientations of the State’s shareholder policy.
