Morocco Switches Back to GMT

The Moroccan government has decided to revert to Greenwich Mean Time at the end of summer, abolishing the daylight saving time previously observed during the summer months. This decision comes in response to citizens’ demands, who argued that the time change negatively affects their lives. The move followed government meetings and protests organized by civil society groups, which called for the abolition of the time change due to the health and psychological issues it causes, especially for children who are forced to go to school before sunrise.

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