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Morocco to return to Greenwich Mean Time from September 20

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Morocco will revert to Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) starting September 20.
This decision ends eight years of permanent daylight saving time (GMT+1).
The shift comes after public discussions regarding energy savings and health concerns.
The announcement was made by Prime Minister Aziz Ahannouch amid upcoming parliamentary elections.
The previous daylight saving time law was criticized for causing difficulties for citizens.

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Morocco will revert to Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) starting September 20.
This decision ends eight years of permanent daylight saving time (GMT+1).
The shift comes after public discussions regarding energy savings and health concerns.
The announcement was made by Prime Minister Aziz Ahannouch amid upcoming parliamentary elections.
The previous daylight saving time law was criticized for causing difficulties for citizens.

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