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Rising fuel prices in Morocco have increased the burden on consumers and the cost of transporting passengers and goods. At the start of November, diesel reached around 17 dirhams per litre and gasoline 15.5 dirhams, with the increases also affecting the prices of basic goods and fares for some taxis. The government announced that it would allocate 400 million dirhams to support around 200,000 transport vehicles between November 1 and 15. Total fuel support since 2022 has reached around 11.2 billion dirhams, but industry professionals are calling for regular assistance and subsidized fuel for transport operators. The government ruled out imposing a price cap, saying that reinstating fuel subsidies would cost the treasury between 50 and 70 billion dirhams. Instead, it called for developing energy-storage capacity.
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