Morocco Approves New Fuel Prices

Morocco has published new retail fuel prices for January 2026. The cost of fuel has decreased compared to the previous month.

The Fuel Price Monitoring Committee has approved the fuel prices for January 2026, which are as follows:

Diesel: 2.55 dirhams per liter.
"Super 98" gasoline: 2.53 dirhams per liter.
"Premium 95" gasoline: 2.42 dirhams per liter.
"E-plus 91" gasoline: 2.34 dirhams per liter.

For comparison, fuel prices in December 2025 were as follows:

Diesel: 2.85 dirhams per liter.
"Super 98" gasoline: 2.70 dirhams per liter.
"Premium 95" gasoline: 2.58 dirhams per liter.
"E-plus 91" gasoline: 2.51 dirhams per liter.

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