Legal time

“Our initiative follows the debate within Moroccan society regarding the issue of this extra hour, fueled by widespread concern about the negative social, psychological, health, economic, and environmental repercussions of its implementation on various social groups and sectors, …

“Our initiative follows the debate within Moroccan society regarding the issue of this extra hour, fueled by widespread concern about the negative social, psychological, health, economic, and environmental repercussions of its implementation on various social groups and sectors, particularly students, pupils, and workers,” wrote Rachid Hammouni, president of the PPS parliamentary group.



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The minister explained that the evaluation of the effects of this system is based on several parameters requiring a comprehensive and responsible approach, taking into account the imperatives of economic integration and the expectations of citizens.

Digital Transition Minister Amal El Fallah Seghrouchni told parliament today that reviewing the country’s GMT+1 time system, remains “complex” and

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18 likes, 0 comments - hespresseng le  April 20, 2026: "Digital Transition Minister Amal El Fallah Seghrouchni told parliament today that reviewing the country’s GMT+1 time system, remains “complex” and governed by “legal and institutional constraints,” as a renewed petition campaign calls for its cancellation.



Speaking during an oral questions session in the House of Representatives, Seghrouchni said decisions on legal time are not handled at sector level but are framed by existing laws and regulations, including the 1967 royal decree and a 2018 decree that added 60 minutes to standard time with seasonal suspension during Ramadan.



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In response to the ongoing debate about GMT+1 and its impact on daily life, the Minister Delegate for Digital Transition and Administrative Reform,