Gasoline prices are displayed at a petrol station in Charlestown, New South Wales, Australia on March 30, 2026. [Roni Bintang - Anadolu Agency]
Morocco announced on Thursday an increase of 25 per cent in direct financial support for workers in the transport sector, aiming to reduce the economic impact of the sharp rise in global fuel prices, in the context of the US-Israeli war on Iran and its wider effects on energy supplies. This came in a statement issued by the Moroccan Ministry of Transport, seen by Anadolu. The statement said: โ€œThe government has decided to launch a new tranche of support for road transport professionals, increasing its value by 25 per cent.โ€ It added: โ€œRegistration for this additional support will begin on 22 April, through a dedicated electronic platform.โ€ On 18 March, the Moroccan government decided to provide direct financial assistance to […]

This article was sourced from Middle East Monitor.

Read Full Article on Middle East Monitor โ†’