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Last week, fuel prices in Morocco recorded a new increase, the second since the outbreak of the war in the Middle East, which, according to the International Energy Agency, led to the largest disruption in oil supplies in history.
In this context, the ministerial committee in charge of following up on the effects of geopolitical tensions in the Middle East on the national economy met to discuss measures to protect the purchasing power of citizens and mitigate the effects of these increases on the local market. These government moves come within the framework of Morocco's keenness to remedy the repercussions of external shocks on the national economy and ensure price stability in light of fluctuations in global energy prices.
