Moroccan private clinics groupe Akdital has denied receiving any form of public or government financial support for its investments, whether directly or indirectly. In a statement issued Monday, October 6, the group explained that, as a publicly listed company on the Casablanca Stock Exchange, it operates under strict financial transparency rules set by the Moroccan Capital Market Authority (AMMC). Akdital stressed that all its investments are funded through self-financing, bank loans, and market subscriptions, without any reliance on public subsidies. The group said it supports the request made by the National Association of Private Clinics (ANCP) to the Minister of Health to publish the list of institutions that have received public investment support, in the interest of transparency. This comes after the Health Minister announced that financial support for the private sector had been halted, a statement made amid ongoing GenZ 212 protests calling for a stronger public health system and better access to healthcare.
