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Majority and opposition oppose fuel cap and privatization
The Moroccan Council of Advisors rejected two proposed laws: one proposing to cap fuel prices and the other to transfer the assets of the "Samir" company to the state. Twenty-nine advisors from the majority parties voted against the proposals, while ten opposition advisors supported them. The Justice and Development Party abstained from voting. The first proposal aims to set a ceiling on fuel prices to protect purchasing power, while the second focuses on regaining control of "Samir" to enhance national energy security and supply stability.
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