Morocco adopts carbon tax

Experts give their thoughts on the impact that the implementation of the carbon tax could have on the Moroccan economy as well as Moroccan industry.

Following in the footsteps of the European Union, Morocco is moving towards the implementation of the carbon tax. The introduction of the carbon tax aims to support companies in their energy transition, thus helping to strengthen their competitiveness and providing a positive advantage to companies using products based on green energy, explained economist Mohamed Jadri. has Al3omq. According to him, this tax is necessary to guarantee the acceptance of Moroccan products in foreign markets, particularly with the tendency of the European Union to impose a similar tax on carbon. “It is essential for the Moroccan government to take this measure in order to preserve the competitiveness of national products on world markets, particularly with European partners,” he stressed.