
Morocco's Beer Prices Surge 10% Amid COVID-19 Economic Pressures
To cope with the health crisis related to Covid-19, the Société des Boissons du Maroc has just announced an increase in the price of its beer, a very popular drink in the country.

To cope with the health crisis related to Covid-19, the Société des Boissons du Maroc has just announced an increase in the price of its beer, a very popular drink in the country.

Real estate sales have picked up again in Morocco and prices have fallen according to industry professionals. A revitalization due to the 50% reduction in registration fees and the suspension of the application of the price reference since the end of July 2020.

Several Moroccan hotels have just received the Tripadvisor Travellers’ Choice 2020 award. Let’s take a look at the list in detail.

For a few weeks now, Moroccans have been complaining about the constant rise in the price of chicken. To eat chicken, one would currently have to spend between 16 and 18 dirhams per kilo live.

The prices of hydroalcoholic gels will remain unchanged for the next six months in the Kingdom. This is a decision of the Ministry of Economy, Finance and Administration Reform, after consultation with the Competition Council.

Allowing Moroccan companies, especially SMEs and VSEs, to benefit from public orders for their recovery in this period of crisis, this is the whole meaning of the "national preference" principle. The government intends to move quickly.

After relaunching its domestic flights, Royal Air Maroc is working to relaunch its international flights. As part of the special operation of exceptional flights, the national company has maintained its prices at reasonable levels.

After a drop in May, fuel prices are experiencing a sharp increase. The increase is an average of 70 cents and this is just the beginning.

For his latest novel entitled "Rue du pardon" the writer and painter Mahi Binebine will receive the 2020 Mediterranean Prize on October 3 during a grand ceremony in Perpignan.

After the race to stock up on food products, Moroccans are currently developing a tendency to do the same with medicines and disinfection products, without taking into account those who are really in need.

Fuel prices at the pump will see a significant drop starting this Monday, March 16, due to the crisis caused by the coronavirus epidemic, and especially due to the sharp drop in crude oil prices on international markets.

Speculation is raging in the Moroccan consumer protection market, with the spread of Coronavirus around the world and the risk of its introduction into the kingdom.