In analysing government training from a budgetary perspective, Hicham Berjaoui, professor of public law at Mohammed V University – Rabat, proposes his reading: behind the "government of titles" is a "government of authorising officers". "A ministerial portfolio is not only worth its title", he writes, but by the financial mass that its holder can order. The special allocation accounts (CAS), which he describes as "financial autobiography of the …
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In analysing government training from a budgetary perspective, Hicham Berjaoui, professor of public law at Mohammed V University – Rabat, proposes his reading: behind the "government of titles" is a "government of authorising officers". "A ministerial portfolio is not only worth its title", he writes, but by the financial mass that its holder can order. The special allocation accounts (CAS), which he describes as "financial autobiography of the …