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Almazout and gas cylinder prices rise in Morocco amid calls to cancel fuel liberalization and revitalize Mohammedia oil refinery
The article discussed the rising fuel prices in Morocco, noting that distribution stations quickly raised the price of a liter of diesel by more than 60 cents, reaching 13.20 dirhams, without delay. Conversely, they slow down in lowering prices when international market prices drop. The writer confirmed that the liberalization of fuel prices was carried out randomly, aiming to serve market lobbies and increase company profits, rather than to save the subsidy fund as they claim. This has led to a decline in purchasing power and an worsening of health and education issues. The article also pointed out that the regulations related to price control have not been completed, and that the decision to liberalize prices was made to serve private interests at the expense of the public good. It called on the government to intervene by canceling this liberalization and resuming oil refining at the Mohammedia refinery, along with reviewing fuel taxes to better regulate the market.
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