Ministry of Transport: Support for 30 days for road professionals after high fuel prices

On Friday, September 18, 2026, the Ministry of Transport and Logistics announced the launch of a new batch of exceptional support for road transport professionals in Morocco, whether working in the transport of passengers or the transport of goods, for a period of 30 days, as part of the ministry's response to the recent rise in fuel prices in the national market. The increase in gasoline and gasoline prices comes a few days after the increase in fuel prices in Morocco starting from September 16, where the price of gasoline increased by 34 centimeters per liter, and the price of gasoline The ministry attributes this rise to the persistence of international geopolitical tensions that affect global hydrocarbon markets and are directly reflected in the Moroccan market. How to benefit from the support According to the Ministry's notification, registration will be opened to benefit from this new batch of support starting on Thursday, September 24, 2026, through the electronic platform designated for that purpose mouakaba.transport.gov.ma. The support includes road transport professionals working in both passenger and freight transport. This is a continuation of the government's subsidy policy for this vital sector since the international energy price crisis. The Ministry's commitment to continue support and the Ministry of Transport and Logistics confirmed that it will continue to support the road transport sector according to the pace of increase in fuel prices at the international level, until these prices return to their pre-crisis levels. This trend comes in the context of the government's keenness to mitigate the repercussions of the global price of fuel on sector professionals, for whom fuel is part a lot of their day-to-day operating costs. Why this measure is important to Moroccans The road transport sector is of direct importance in the daily life of Moroccans, whether through urban and intercity transport for travelers, or through the transport of goods, which is reflected in consumer prices. Any rise in fuel costs may have an impact on the prices of transport or products if it is not accompanied by support measures, making this new batch of government support a procedure followed by professionals and consumers alike pending further details about the value of support allocated to each category. Thus, the ministry places the continuity of the activity of professionals, from taxi and bus drivers to owners of cargo trucks, among its priorities during this stage, at a time when the sector is waiting for clear indicators on the development of fuel prices globally in the coming weeks, which will determine the pace of any upcoming additional subsidy payments.