Articles, studies, reports and resources on legal time in Morocco, decisions by the Moroccan authorities, the adoption of permanent GMT+1, the suspension during Ramadan and the decision to end this exception from September 2026, as well as their effects on society, the economy and international relations.
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* Total des documents uniques. Un document présent dans plusieurs sections n’est compté qu’une seule fois dans le total.
Morocco's return to GMT+1 has reignited growing protests, now supported by a national survey conducted by the National Federation of Associations
0 likes, 0 comments - aljareedanet_fr on April 15, 2026: "Morocco: a study with figures reveals the extent of social rejection of GMT+1 - A survey conducted among 2,845 people in Morocco, presented in Casablanca by the National Federation of Consumer Associations (FNAC) in partne…
0 likes, 0 comments - aljareedanet_fr on April 15, 2026: "Morocco: a study with figures reveals the extent of social rejection of GMT+1 - A survey conducted among 2,845 people in Morocco, presented in Casablanca by the National Federation of Consumer Associations (FNAC) in partnership with the Ministry of Industry and… - Aljareeda Net French".
70 percent said it negatively impacted their lives, and 36 percent support a return to standard time. A range of age groups, professions, and social classes expressed strong dissatisfaction with the extra hour in a national study on Morocco's time zone, asserting that it negative…
70 percent said it negatively impacted their lives, and 36 percent support a return to standard time. A range of age groups, professions, and social classes expressed strong dissatisfaction with the extra hour in a national study on Morocco's time zone, asserting that it negatively affected their daily lives. 69.4 percent of participants in the field survey on the impact of the time zone said it had a negative effect on their lives.
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