The prices of livestock intended for the Eid al-Adha ritual are experiencing a noticeable increase, according to activists on social media, where the price of a kilogram has risen from about 69 dirhams to 90 dirhams in some commercial locations in the suburbs of Mediouna, which has sparked a wave of resentment among a number of citizens and observers.
Information circulating indicates that this rapid increase in prices came amid intense activity by brokers and speculators, who contributed to raising prices unjustifiably. Observers believe that this situation brings back to the forefront the issue of "seasonal trade" that exploits religious occasions to impose sudden price increases, which multiplies the burdens on Moroccan families as Eid al-Adha approaches. HIBAPRESS.
