Commercial Credit Report for Morocco, Government of

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Morocco, Government of

Rabat, Morocco

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Business Summary

Morocco has a parliamentary constitutional monarchy form of government in which the Monarch is head of the State while the Prime Minister is the head of government, and of a multi-party system. The Executive Power is given to the government while Legislative Power both to the government and the two chambers of parliament; the Assembly of Representatives of Morocco and the Assembly of Councillors. The Executive Branch is primarily composed of the offices of the Monarch and Prime Minister. The king directs the Council of Ministers, chooses the Prime Minister after legislative elections, selects members of the government, and acts as formal military chief. The Assembly of Representatives of Morocco is composed of 325 members elected for a 5-year term. The 295 are elected in multi-seat constituencies while 30 in national lists comprising merely of women. The Assembly of Councilors is composed of 270 members elected for a 9-year term. The Supreme Court is the highest court in the judicial system of Morocco whose judges are chosen by the Monarch.

Scores and Ratings

FRISK^® Score	Z'' Score	PAYCE^® Score	DBT Index	Moody's Rating	Fitch Rating	DBRS Rating
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Financials, News and Filings

Latest Statement	Last Audit	News	SEC Filings	Bankruptcy Filings	Suit & Judgment Filings	Tax Lien Filings
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Industries

SIC Code	Description
9191	General government, not elsewhere classified

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