Morocco's Competition Council issues 202 decisions and 43 million dirham in fines

The Moroccan Competition Council issued 202 decisions and opinions during 2025 as part of its mandate to regulate markets and ensure compliance with competition rules. According to its annual report, the Council imposed fines exceeding 43.385 million dirhams across six contentious cases.

Monitoring economic concentration accounted for over 94 percent of the Council's decisions. Contentious files included suspected anti-competitive practices in the digital food delivery platform market and the clinker market, alongside four cases involving the failure to report economic concentration operations.

In its advisory capacity, the Council issued six opinions in 2025, addressing topics such as rising construction material prices, pharmaceutical pricing, and the distribution of food products and medicines. The Council also conducted field investigations, including unannounced visits to companies in the financial auditing and poultry feed sectors.