Moroccan transport unions are calling for the government to maintain fuel subsidies for transport professionals. This demand comes in response to the ongoing volatility of international energy markets. The unions argue that recent price decreases have not provided significant relief to the sector. They emphasize that fuel prices exceeding 10 dirhams negatively impact the operational viability of transport companies. Consequently, they request that support remain in place until prices stabilize at the 10-dirham mark. The unions aim to protect transport businesses from the financial strain caused by energy fluctuations. This move seeks to ensure the stability of transport services across the country.