Moroccan transport workers planning strike on September 14
The professional organizations representing the road freight transport sector for third parties at Moroccan ports intend to cease work starting from September 14th, protesting against several issues related to diesel fuel (gas oil) subsidies and taxes. The sector complains about the insufficient support provided, which does not exceed 50 cents per liter, along with rising taxes and their inclusion in the support calculations, placing financial strain on companies and pushing many of them into an illegal tax situation. The unions have called for serious dialogue with the government to resolve these issues, emphasizing that the stoppage will continue until their legitimate demands are met. In March 2026, the government had launched an exceptional subsidy for contractors to address the rising fuel prices, but the problem remains unresolved.
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