Workers' Day Marked with Celebration and Protest in Marrakech
On May 1st, 2026, the working class of Marrakech, much like their counterparts across Morocco, celebrated Workers' Day in an atmosphere that blended festive spirit with a strong sense of protest. Various labor unions took to the streets to articulate their social and economic demands, underscoring the pressing need for improved wages and social justice. During this occasion, numerous marches and gatherings were organized, where participants voiced their concerns and expectations, particularly criticizing the outcomes of the recent social dialogue, which they deemed insufficient in addressing the needs of the working class, especially amid the ongoing inflation and rising cost of living.
Commenting on the current situation, Faisal Ait Ali Mansour, a member of the National Secretariat of the Moroccan Labor Union and regional secretary in Marrakech, highlighted that this year's celebration takes place against a backdrop of what he described as a
As reported by al3omk.com.
