Morocco’s GMT+1, a century of shifting time and a debate far from over

Morocco has used daylight saving time since 1918, shifting clocks forward during periods of war, energy shortages, and later as a structured policy under a 1967 decree. Made permanent in 2018, GMT+1 continues to spark criticism, with many Moroccans calling for a return to standard time (GMT).

Morocco to revert to GMT on Sunday for Ramadan

Morocco returns to GMT for Ramadan on February 23

Morocco to switch back to daylight saving time (GMT+1) on April 14th

Clocks back one hour in Morocco this Sunday, March 10th

Morocco to go back to GMT ahead of Ramadan

Morocco's head of government switches to GMT + 1 one week ahead of schedule

Morocco back to Daylight Saving Time (GMT+1) on June 9

Morocco back to GMT on Sunday

Morocco back to GMT on May 5, on holy month of Ramadan