Moroccan universities face unrest
The Union of Higher Education in Morocco has initiated a widespread protest movement, including a boycott of university admissions and national strikes, in response to the suspension of sectoral dialogue and the unresolved professional and social issues. Their demands include the ratification of the staff regulations, a retroactive salary increase starting from January 2026, and the resolution of cases involving doctoral students and degree holders. Additionally, they oppose the imposition of registration fees and reduced fees for employees. The union accuses the Minister of Higher Education of discrimination and of hindering dialogue, warning that social conditions will deteriorate further if the current laxity continues in resolving the crisis.
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