Normal service has resumed at the Mouloudia d’Oujda football club. The players who were boycotting training sessions due to non-payment of salaries have decided to end their movement.
Following the announcement of a public sector strike in France, the airline Royal Air Maroc has canceled several flights on January 31 from and to Paris.
Due to the strike by French air traffic controllers launched against the pension reform, several airlines have been forced to cancel their flights departing from France, including some to Morocco, on Thursday.
This weekend, 152 flights (76 round-trip flights), including those serving Morocco, are being canceled at Charleroi-Brussels-South airport, Ryanair’s base and Belgium’s second busiest airport for passenger traffic. The reason is a strike by the low-cost Irish airline’s cabin crew.
The situation is worsening between the Irish airline Ryanair and its Belgian staff. The latter has announced strike action during the last weekend of 2022 and the first of 2023. As a result, several flights will be canceled during this period, including those to Morocco.
Bad news for the Moroccan tourism sector. Air traffic could experience disruptions in the coming days. The cause is a strike by air traffic controllers , scheduled to start on December 23.
To protest against the rise in fuel prices at the pump , Moroccan transporters threaten to observe a general strike from November 21.
Flights by Air Arabia Maroc , EasyJet, SWISS, Helvetic Airways, TUI, Ryanair, Vueling, KLM, British Airways, Air Europa, Air Canada, United Airlines and many other airlines departing from and arriving at Charleroi airport have been cancelled. The cancellation is due to a national strike in Belgium.
Since Tuesday, Moroccan courts have been at a standstill following a strike by lawyers, who are protesting against the new tax measures concerning them contained in the 2023 PLF .
Faced with the continuous rise in fuel prices at the pump, Moroccan carriers are once again brandishing the threat of a general strike. They believe that the direct aid granted by the government is insufficient, calling for long-term solutions.
A security service strike took place on Monday at Charleroi airport in Brussels. This situation has delayed several flights to Morocco.
The Minister of Employment has managed to defuse the threat of a paralysis of around fifteen days brandished by the air traffic controllers, following a meeting with their union representatives.