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Transport Subsidy Extended, Weather Alerts Issued

Morocco extends transport subsidies amid high fuel prices and issues weather alerts for storms affecting several provinces.

Florent Kalfon · 2 November 2026 · 10 articles read

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Business conditions in Morocco remain stable as the government extends transport subsidies amid high fuel prices, and weather alerts are issued for storms. These developments balance logistical support with potential disruptions.

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Regulation

Logistics

Government Extends Transport Subsidy

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The Moroccan government has decided to extend the exceptional direct support for road transport professionals, according to Hespress. This measure aims to mitigate the impact of continued high fuel prices on the national market. The support will benefit both passenger and goods transport sectors. The government’s announcement highlights its ongoing efforts to support the transport sector amid volatile international fuel prices.

Impact Transport companies benefit from extended subsidies, easing the burden of high fuel costs.

Sources: Hespress ↗

Safety & health

Public sector
Logistics

Weather Alerts for Storms in Multiple Provinces

The Moroccan Directorate General of Meteorology has issued an orange alert for thunderstorms expected on November 2 and 3, according to yabiladi.com. The storms may include hail and strong winds, affecting various provinces including Es-Semara, Oued Ed-Dahab, Boujdour, and Assa-Zag. Authorities are advising residents and businesses in these areas to take precautions against potential disruptions.

Impact Logistics and public services in affected provinces face potential disruptions due to storms.

Sources: yabiladi.com ↗

Trade

Agriculture

France Continues Wheat Exports to Morocco

Despite Morocco doubling its wheat harvest, France has exported nearly 350,000 tonnes of soft wheat to Morocco from the port of Rouen, according to bladi.net. The exports concentrated in the first week of October, even as French professionals anticipate a decrease in sales to Morocco this season. This trade continues to support Morocco's wheat supply amidst fluctuating harvests.

Impact Moroccan wheat importers maintain supply levels with continued French exports.

Sources: bladi.net ↗

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