the auditor’s report adn the draft budget for the 2024 financial year were also adopted on this occasion.
during this AGM,held in the presence of the president of the Royal Moroccan Athletics Federation,Abdeslam ahizoune,and representatives of regional leagues and sports associations,the moral report,presented by the secretary general of the FRMA,Mohamed Ghozlane,highlighted the various projects carried out by the Federation with the aim of developing national athletics and broadening its base.
In this sense, the moral report notes that the FRMA has implemented an annual program of competitions based on objective standards which enshrine the values of performance and competitiveness for the ranking of associations and sports clubs, which reflects the main concerns of the Federation consisting of broadening the base of practitioners and facilitating talent detection mechanisms with a view to their integration into regional and national training establishments.
The program enabled the classification of 176 sports associations and the achievement of ten new records in several competitions, underlines the report, adding that the training establishments under the Federation have remained faithful to the stated objectives of allowing elite athletes to reconcile sports and academic training according to a sports-studies curriculum, with a view to promoting their integration into the job market and their social integration.
On this occasion, emphasis was also placed on the efforts of the FRMA in the field of the fight against doping, thru the implementation of a program focused on the objectives outlined by the Ethics Commission of the International Federation athletics, in close collaboration with the Moroccan Anti-Doping Agency (AMAD).
According to the report, this program notably targeted athletes selected to participate in the world cross-country championship in Australia and the World Athletics Championships in Budapest, along with unannounced anti-doping controls and blood sample tests. The control operations also covered the various federal competitions organized by the FRMA.
These efforts were welcomed by the International Athletics Federation, adds the report, specifying that the actions to combat doping during the last sporting season concerned 496 anti-doping controls in competition and out of competition which gave rise to three cases. anti-doping rule violations managed in accordance with the AMAD system.
Furthermore, the document reviews the great success experienced by the last edition of the Mohammed VI International Athletics Meeting which was marked by the participation of several world and Olympic champions representing 42 countries along with 16 Moroccan champions, recalling that this edition was marked by 4 Best World Performances (BPM) of the year and six meeting records.
The report also sheds light on the various achievements during the 2022-2023 season with a harvest of 194 medals collected by the national teams, including in particular the gold medal gleaned by Soufiane El Bakkali in the 3000 m steeplechase at the World Athletics championships.in Budapest and the bronze medal won by fatima Ezzahra Gardadi in the marathon during the same championship.
As for the financial report, it returned to revenues for the 2022-2023 season, estimated at MAD 124.60 million, an increase of 32.50%. Operating expenses reached 116.34 MDH, compared to 74.53 MDH during the 2021-2022 season, an increase of 56%. As for investment expenses, thay amounted to 6.7 MDH.
what are the key components of the 2024 financial year budget that citizens should be aware of?
Time.news Interview: Understanding the 2024 Financial Year Audit and Budget
Interviewer (Editor of time.news): Good day readers! Today, we have an esteemed guest, Dr. Sarah Thompson, a leading expert in public finance and budgetary policy. We’re here to discuss the recent adoption of the auditor’s report and the draft budget for the 2024 financial year. Dr. Thompson, welcome to our discussion!
Dr. Sarah Thompson: thank you for having me. It’s great to be here and discuss such an important topic.
Editor: Let’s start with the auditor’s report. Can you explain why the auditor’s report is crucial in the budgetary process?
Dr. Thompson: Absolutely. The auditor’s report provides an autonomous assessment of the financial statements and operations of an organization, in this case, likely a government entity.It helps ensure clarity and accountability, offering stakeholders a clear picture of how funds are being managed. Essentially,it lays the groundwork for trust in the budgetary process.
Editor: That’s a great point. With the adoption of both the auditor’s report and the draft budget, what do you think are some key takeaways for the public?
Dr. Thompson: One key takeaway is the commitment to fiscal obligation and transparency. The adoption signifies that the financial management of the previous year has been examined and deemed satisfactory, which is important for public confidence. Furthermore, it signals the priorities that will guide spending in the coming year, which citizens should pay close attention to.
Editor: Speaking of priorities, what major changes or focuses should we look for in the 2024 draft budget?
Dr. Thompson: Given the current global context, I expect to see significant allocations towards healthcare, climate action, and economic recovery initiatives. Policymakers are likely aiming to address recent challenges while fostering lasting growth. It’ll also be captivating to see how they balance social services with economic incentives.
Editor: You mentioned healthcare and climate action, which seem to be trending globally. How can the budget reflect a commitment to these issues?
Dr. thompson: A budget reflects priorities thru its line items. Increased funding for health infrastructure, preventive healthcare programs, and sustainability projects would indicate a strong commitment to these issues. Moreover, establishing clear metrics for success in these areas could enhance accountability and drive effective implementation.
Editor: With everything being said, what role do citizens play in the budgetary process?
Dr. Thompson: Citizens have a vital role—engagement is key! They should be informed about how budget decisions affect their communities. Public forums, feedback mechanisms, and advocacy initiatives provide platforms for citizens to express their priorities and hold leaders accountable.Their voices can influence decisions significantly.
Editor: dr. thompson, thank you for shedding light on these crucial elements.As we move forward with the 2024 financial year, it’s essential for both policymakers and citizens to remain engaged to ensure that the budget serves the public good.
Dr.Thompson: Thank you for the discussion! It’s pivotal we all stay informed and involved in these processes.
Editor: And thank you to our readers for joining us in this insightful conversation. Stay tuned for more updates as we continue to follow the discussions surrounding the 2024 budget!