Morocco's Ministry of Transport and Logistics has announced an increase in exceptional direct support for professionals in the road transport of people and goods. This decision aims to help the sector cope with the rising costs of fuel. The support is part of a new tranche of the existing support mechanism, which has been open for applications since September 24, 2026.
The increased support is designed to adapt to the rising prices of hydrocarbons, according to the Ministry of Transport and Logistics. The new measure affects both passenger and goods transport services. While the ministry has not disclosed the new amount of support or the extent of the increase compared to the previous tranche, it has confirmed that payments will begin next week.
The support mechanism targets road transport professionals whose fuel-related charges have increased. Eligible professionals can apply for the new tranche through a dedicated electronic platform, which has been available since September 24, 2026. The application process remains digital, similar to previous tranches of the support mechanism.
The Ministry of Transport and Logistics' decision to increase support follows the government's choice to continue providing exceptional assistance to road transport professionals. This move aims to mitigate the impact of rising fuel costs on the sector. The increased support is expected to help professionals in the industry manage their expenses.
The support mechanism has been designed to provide relief to road transport professionals who have been affected by the rising costs of fuel. By increasing the support, the government aims to ensure that these professionals can continue to operate efficiently despite the challenges posed by high fuel prices.
The Ministry of Transport and Logistics has confirmed that payments for the new tranche will begin next week. This will provide timely relief to eligible professionals who have applied for the support. The digital application process is expected to facilitate a smooth and efficient distribution of the support.
The increased support for the road transport sector is part of Morocco's efforts to mitigate the impact of rising fuel costs on the economy. By providing relief to professionals in the sector, the government aims to maintain stability and promote growth in the industry.
Key points
- Morocco's Ministry of Transport and Logistics increases exceptional support for road transport professionals to cope with rising fuel costs.
- The new support tranche is open for applications on a dedicated electronic platform since September 24, 2026.
- Payments for the increased support will begin next week, providing relief to eligible professionals.
