
Moroccan Fuel Prices Drop Again: Diesel and Gasoline See Further Decline
In Morocco, fuel prices are still slightly decreasing. This will further relieve Moroccan motorists.

In Morocco, fuel prices are still slightly decreasing. This will further relieve Moroccan motorists.

In a complaint to the Minister of Energy Transition and Sustainable Development, the National Federation of Owners, Merchants and Managers of Service Stations in Morocco denounces the sale of fuels by mobile trucks, in violation of the regulations in force.

In Morocco, fuel prices are starting to drop, much to the delight of motorists.

While global crude oil prices are falling, prices at Moroccan service stations are rising and holding steady. A situation that concerns Houssine El Yamani, secretary general of the National Union of Oil and Gas Industries under the CDT, who calls for an overhaul of the oil regulatory framework in Morocco.

After a period of stability, fuel prices are expected to see a slight drop, much to the delight of Moroccan motorists.

Fuel prices have remained stable in recent times. The trend should continue over the next two weeks.

In Morocco, fuel prices will start to drop slightly in the coming days. This drop should continue until December.

Morocco still shows interest in Russian diesel. Once again, the kingdom is among the largest importers of the Russian oil product.

Starting Monday, October 2, the price of a liter of diesel will rise by about 50 cents. The price of a liter of gasoline, on the other hand, will not change.

Bad news for Moroccan motorists. At the pump, fuel prices will continue to rise. This time, very sharply.

Morocco is among the largest importers of Russian diesel in August. This is revealed by data from negotiations and Refinitiv Eikon.

The bad news is repeating itself for Moroccan motorists. Fuel prices at service stations have continued to rise in recent weeks.