Morocco Releases List of Essential Businesses Allowed to Operate During State of Emergency
With the establishment of the state of emergency, the Ministry of the Interior and the Ministry of Industry, Trade and the Digital Economy have published a list of commercial activities that must continue to offer their services and products to citizens.
In this context, all professionals are invited to get involved and mobilize to ensure the continuity of these services and the supply of the national market.
Here is the list:
Commercial activities:
• Large and medium-sized stores;
• wholesale markets for fruits and vegetables and wholesale markets for fish and chicken;
• wholesale food stores;
• grocery stores and general food stores;
• vegetable and fruit stores;
• cereal stores;
• slaughterhouses;
• chicken stores;
• egg stores;
• fish stores;
• bakeries and pastry shops;
• olive and spice stores;
• dried fruit stores;
• detergent and hygiene paper stores;
• pharmacies;
• parapharmacies;
• medical equipment and supplies stores;
• sanitary facilities;
• spare parts stores;
• stores selling fertilizers, pesticides, agricultural equipment and animal feed.
Services:
• Clinics and medical offices;
• Medical analysis laboratories;
• Premises of paramedical professions;
• Premises of necessary liberal professions;
• Bank branches;
• Insurance agencies;
• Commercial agencies of water and electricity distribution companies;
• Telecommunications company agencies;
• Post offices;
• Money transfer and payment facilitation offices;
• Fuel distribution stations;
• Security and hygiene services;
• Urban transport services, passenger transport and taxis;
• Freight and logistics transport services;
• Remote sales and delivery service for food, medicine and basic necessities;
• Outpatient, patient transfer and nursing care services;
• Domestic maintenance services (electricity and plumbing);
• Automobile, motorcycle and tire repair workshops;
• Agricultural equipment repair service;
• Industrial equipment maintenance service
• Services dedicated to people with specific needs;
• Companies, factories and production and storage units, ensuring the safety of the workforce;
• Agricultural and maritime fishing activities, ensuring the safety of the workforce.
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