Ramadan 2026 in Morocco: Changes in government offices
The Moroccan government announced on Tuesday the establishment of a continuous schedule from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in public administrations during the month of Ramadan, the beginning of which is estimated to be on February 19 according to astronomical calculations.
The Ministry of Digital Transition and Public Administration Reform confirmed that this exceptional time slot will apply from Monday to Friday in all public institutions and local authorities. This temporary reorganization of working hours aims to adapt the functioning of government services to the specific rhythms of this fasting period.
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The authorities have also guaranteed that special arrangements will be made for Friday. Civil servants and government employees will be given flexible schedules to allow them to perform the weekly congregational prayer under good conditions, reconciling the requirements of public service and religious obligations.
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According to data provided by the International Astronomy Center, the sacred month of the year 1447 of the Hijri calendar should begin on Thursday, February 19, 2026. These projections, based on the age of the moon and sunset times, place Morocco in line with the majority of Muslim countries for the start of the fast, although the official date depends on local lunar observation.
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