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2026-04-03 · Le Matin.ma · MAR · FR
GMT+1: Hachem Tyal deciphers a controversy that goes beyond the time issueAccess not specified
GMT+1 : Hachem Tyal décrypte une controverse qui dépasse la question horaire
Sujets :Morocco legal timeLegal time
The debate over GMT+1 has been brought back into the spotlight by a petition, and the issue now goes beyond a simple clock dispute. Analysis by Hachem Tyal
2026-04-03 · HESPRESS English - Morocco News · MAR · EN
Political parties join GMT+1 petition as demand gains momentum ahead of electionsAccess not specified
Sujets :Morocco legal timeLegal time
A growing campaign to end Morocco’s year-round daylight saving time is taking on a political dimension ahead of the 2026 elections, as parties step into a
GMT: After more than 300,000 signatures, the petition to return to legal time moves to the legal stageAccess not specified
GMT : Après plus de 300.000 signatures, la pétition pour le retour à l’heure légale passe à l’étape juridique
Sujets :Morocco legal timeLegal time
Having passed the threshold of 300,000 signatures, the petition for the return to Greenwich Mean Time enters a new phase, moving from digital mobilization to the legal route.
Morocco: The campaign against overtime shifts from digital to legal territoryAccess not specified
Maroc : la campagne contre l’heure supplémentaire passe du numérique au terrain juridique
Sujets :Morocco legal timeLegal time
The mobilization against overtime in Morocco is entering a new phase. After circulating widely on social media and surpassing the symbolic threshold of 300,000 online signatures, the campaign demanding a return to Greenwich Mean Time is now preparing to pursue the legal avenues p…
The mobilization against overtime in Morocco is entering a new phase. After circulating widely on social media and surpassing the symbolic threshold of 300,000 online signatures, the campaign demanding a return to Greenwich Mean Time is now preparing to pursue the legal avenues provided by participatory democracy mechanisms. The commission […]