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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2026-04-27 · MAR · FR
GMT+1 in Morocco: A study reignites the debate on permanent time difference - Aljareeda Net FrenchAccess not specified
GMT+1 au Maroc : une étude relance le débat sur le décalage horaire permanent - Aljareeda Net Français
Sujets :Morocco legal timeLegal time
Rabat – A new study by the Sanabil Centre for Studies and Public Policy (CSEPP) reignites the debate on maintaining the GMT+1 time zone in Morocco.
GMT+1 in Morocco: impacts on health, the economy, and the debate on permanent time changeAccess not specified
GMT+1 au Maroc : impacts sur la sante, economie et debat sur le changement d’heure permanent
Sujets :Morocco legal time
The continued use of GMT+1 in Morocco remains a subject of intense debate, reignited by a citizen petition and analyzed by a study from the Sanabi Center.
Leila Zizi's perspective. GMT+1, our bodies haven't changed time — Better livingAccess not specified
Le regard de Leila Zizi. GMT+1, notre corps n'a pas changé d'heure — Mieux vivre
Sujets :Morocco legal timeLegal time
The debate over GMT+1 has resurfaced in Morocco. A commentary on this silent discrepancy between the imposed time and the time our bodies truly experience.