Carriers' strike impacts Moroccan ports
The movement of goods to and from Moroccan ports has begun an open strike in protest against issues related to fuel subsidies, taxes, and the renewal of truck fleets. Truckers are demanding an increase in diesel support to more than 50 cents per liter and the guarantee of its monthly disbursement. They also oppose a 75% deduction from value-added tax and the challenges associated with supporting fleet renewal. Road transport, which heavily relies on trucks, is essential for cargo movement in ports. As the strike enters its first day, there may be disruptions in the distribution of imports and exports, especially since some ports depend on land transportation. Continued strike action over several days could lead to delays in shipment deliveries and increased transportation costs.
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