Morocco abandons DST after 8 years

Morocco has decided to revert to Greenwich Mean Time after approximately eight years of adopting "GMT +1" in 2018. This move has sparked widespread debate about its social, health, and economic impacts. The government will turn the clock back by one hour at 2 AM on September 20, and daylight saving time, which has been in effect since 2018, will be discontinued, with summer time remaining only during the month of Ramadan. This decision comes in response to a popular campaign that gathered over two hundred thousand signatures, as well as ongoing discussions within political and judicial institutions regarding its usefulness, especially since the implementation of daylight saving time has faced criticism concerning its effects on energy consumption and health.

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