The article deals with the status of advanced regionalization as a policy for managing the territorial public affairs in building the new development model in Morocco. It stems from the premise that advanced regionalization is an entry point for building a development model that includes guarantees of its success. The study concludes to emphasize the introduction of advanced regionalization as an entry point for the establishment of the development architecture to be downloaded, by overcoming the imbalances and relying on the material and immaterial components of Morocco, and considering the achievement of territorial justice conditional on the development of strategies that concern the downloading of regional socio-economic competencies, their suitability and the requirements of the development model, and the need to control them in order to avoid repetition and overlap in tasks, and their ability to gradually expand, and to accompany them by activating the charter of administrative decentralization to achieve geographical equity through equal settlement of the interests of the decentralized state and public policies; Adopting the contracting system to achieve the efficiency of public policies and ensure their convergence, diversify the financial resources of the parties, and distribute them equitably.

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[1] Contribution of the Economic, Social and Environmental Council, "Morocco's New Development Model" 2019, p. 18.

[2] The opening session of the Moroccan Parliament takes place on the second Friday of October of each year.

[3] The Moroccan Constitution, promulgated by Dahir No. 91.11.1 issued on 27 Shaaban 1432, corresponding to 29 July 2011, G.R. No. 5964 bis, issued on 28 Shaaban 1432, corresponding to 30 July 2011, p. 3600.

[4] Radhouane Zahrou, "Our Development Model – For a New Contract", Maslak Publications in Thought, Politics and Economics, New An-Najah Press, Casablanca, 2019, p. 119.

[5] Hassan Abyabah: "The Constitutional Union Party's Vision for the New Development Model" Hassan Abyabah: This is the vision of the Constitutional Union for the new development model|| ANFASPRESS - Anfas Press Moroccan Online Newspaper - Moroccan electronic newspaper renewed around the clock - Morocco - ANFAS PRESS ( Ariri Abderrahim ) تاريخ التصفح 05 نونبر 2021.

[6] Royal speech addressed to the representatives of the nation in Parliament on the occasion of the opening of the tenth legislative year on October 13, 2017.

[7] See World Bank report, "Rising to Higher Heights: Promoting Fair Competition in the Middle East and North Africa"

[8] An independent constitutional institution established by the King of Morocco on February 21, 2011, with advisory functions concerning major development choices and public policies in the socio-economic fields, sustainable development and advanced regionalization

[9] Services accounted for an average of 51.2 c/o of GDP during 2008-2018, and manufacturing industries excluding petroleum refining accounted for 15.6 c/ o

[10] Contribution of the Economic, Social and Environmental Council, "The New Development Model of Morocco" 2019, op. cit., p. 28.

[11] Contribution of the Economic, Social and Environmental Council, "The New Development Model of Morocco" 2019, op. cit., p. 31.

[12] The High Commission for Planning is a governmental institution tasked with producing, analyzing, and disseminating official statistics in Morocco.

[13] Contribution of the Economic, Social and Environmental Council, "The New Development Model of Morocco" 2019, previous reference, p. 40.

[14] Contribution of the Economic, Social and Environmental Council, "The New Development Model of Morocco" 2019, op. cit., p. 19.

[15] Coming and Able Movement – Morocco of the Future: An associative movement concerned with political, economic and development affairs in Morocco.

[16] The Crans Montana Forum is an international non-governmental organization established in 1986 with the main objective of promoting international cooperation by promoting best practices and supporting dialogue between decision-makers, both in the public and private sectors.

[17] Jean-Marc Callois: "Capital social et développement économique local, pour une application aux espaces rurales français", Revue d'Economie Régionale et Urbaine, October 2004, p. 571.

[18] Alain Guengant, Jean-Michel Josselin: "La justice distributive en pratique : l'exemple des communes françaises", in Michel Mignolet, "Le fédéralisme fiscal", De Boeck Supérieur, 2005, p.148.

[19] First National Debate on Advanced Regionalization in Agadir, Morocco, December 20-21, 2019.

[20] Intervention of Mr. Mustapha El Bakkoury, President of the Council of the Casablanca-Settat Region, during the first national debate on advanced regionalization, workshop "Integrated regional development: between reducing spatial disparities, competitiveness and investment attractiveness", held in Agadir on December 21 and 22, 2019.

[21] Intervention of Mr. Yenga Al-Khattat, President of the Council of the Dakhla-Oued Eddahab Region, during the first national debate on advanced regionalization, the workshop "Integrated Regional Development: Between Reducing Spatial Disparities, Competitiveness and Investment Attractiveness", held in Agadir on December 21 and 22, 2019.

[22] Royal message addressed to the participants in the first national debate on advanced regionalization held on December 21 and 22, 2019 in Agadir.

[23] Dahir No. 83.15.1 issued on 20 Ramadan 1436 (July 7, 2015) implementing Organic Law No. 14.111 on Regions, JR No: 6380 of 6 Shawwal 1436 (July 23, 2015).

[24] Decree No. 40.15.2 issued in Fatih Jumada I 1436 (February 20, 2015 ) specifying the number of regions, their designations, centers, prefectures and constituent regions, Official Gazette No. 6340 of 14 Jumada I 1436 (March 5, 2015), p. 1481.

[25] Abdelkabir Yahia, "Territorial Division and Regional Policy in Morocco: Towards the Adoption of Political Regionalization", Series of Books and University Works, Publications of the Moroccan Journal of Local Administration and Development, Issue 84, 2010, p. 218.

[26] Michel Rossi, "Moroccan Administrative Institutions", Arabization of Ibrahim Zayani and others, New An-Najah Press, Casablanca, 1993, p. 16.

[27] Hamid Abu Las, "Territorial Communities from Guardianship to Control in the Light of the Regulatory Laws of Territorial Communities - A Comparative Study", Moroccan Journal of Local Administration and Development, double issue 134/135, May-August, 2017, pp. 95.

[28] Report on Advanced Regionalization, Book One, Public Perception, Advisory Committee for Regionalization, 2011, p. 42.

[29] Abdelrafi Zanoun, "Managing Territorial Development in Morocco - A Comparative Study", Al-Umniah Press, Rabat, 2020, p. 280.

[30] Mohamed Yacoubi: "Territorial Communities between Judicial Control and Local Development", Moroccan Journal of Administrative Law and Administrative Sciences, Double Issue 2 and 3, Second Year, 2017, pp. 12.

[31] Law No. 99-62 promulgated by Dahir No. 1-02-124 issued in Fatih Rabi' al-Thani 1423 (June 13, 2002) relating to the Code of Financial Courts, Official Gazette No. 5030 issued on 6 Jumada II (August 15, 2002), p. 2294.

[32] Ahmed Grar : « le management public et les collectivités locales au Maroc », in Mohamed Harakat : « "la gouvernance locale au Maroc », Edition GREURE, 2003, p: 89.

[33] Hicham Al-Hasakah: "The Regional Financial Judiciary in Morocco and the Problem of Openness and Integration in the Territorial Regulatory Environment", Moroccan Journal of Local Administration and Development, No. 119, December 2014, p. 88.

[34] Mustafa Muammar: "The System of Responsibility for Ordering Disbursement in Local Financial Management", Moroccan Journal of Local Administration and Development, No. 114, January-February 2014, p. 41.

[35] Abdelrafi Zanoun: "Managing Territorial Development in Morocco - A Comparative Study", previous reference, p. 280.