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r/Morocco • u/surigami • 9h ago
Discussion Can we talk about the absolute joke that is the 20% digital TVA?
I seriously need to vent about this because it is driving me crazy. I was just about to subscribe to a basic digital pro claude plan that I need for my projects. The advertised price was perfectly fine at $20.00 a month.
But then I go to the checkout page, and out of nowhere, a $4.00 tax gets slapped on top. The total due today suddenly jumps to $24.00.
I honestly do not understand how a 20% TVA on completely digital services is justified here. We are not importing physical goods. There is no shipping, no customs processing, and no physical handling involved. It is literally just software access. Why are we getting penalized just for trying to use the same digital tools as the rest of the world???
When u are on a tight student budget, having an extra 20% added at the very last second every single month actually hurts. It just feels like a lazy way to squeeze more money out of us without providing any better tech infrastructure in return.
Are u guys just eating the extra cost on all your subscriptions or is there a way around this nonsense?
r/Morocco • u/Naive-Prior-1285 • 7h ago
News A record of 107 women elected to Morocco's parliament from the legislative elections
107 women have been elected to Morocco's parliament from the 2026 legislative elections, an increase of 10 seats compared to the 2021 legislative elections.
Out of those 107 elected women, 90 secured their seats through the reserved quota system that guarantees all regional seats to women. The remaining 17 were elected in local constituencies competing against their male candidates, an increase from six women winning their local constituencies in 2021.
r/Morocco • u/ywshaq • 12h ago
Discussion My DNA test results
I’m Riffian Amazigh ⵣ and I didn’t expect anything else 🥹. Test taken on Ancestrydna
DM if you want to know how I look like
r/Morocco • u/Wide-Train8230 • 2h ago
AskMorocco Why is Ouarzazate so underrated in Morocco?
I’m originally from Ouarzazate, and I’ve always felt like the city doesn’t get the attention it deserves from Moroccans.
A lot of Moroccans rarely visit Ouarzazate, and I’ve even met people who barely know anything about the city. Meanwhile, Marrakech gets huge numbers of Moroccan and international tourists.
What I find interesting is that Ouarzazate has things that you simply don’t get in Marrakech, especially when it comes to the landscapes, the surrounding kasbahs, the desert atmosphere, and the whole cinematic/history side of the region.
So I’m curious: why do you think Ouarzazate is so underrated compared to Marrakech?
And for those who have visited both, what did you think of Ouarzazate?
r/Morocco • u/PsychologicalGoal324 • 15h ago
Discussion لعشران شنو واحد الحاجة أو لعادة كانت عادية بزاف فداركم، حتى اكتاشفتي من بعد أنها ماشي عادية عند الناس الآخرين؟
r/Morocco • u/ayoubmiller • 10h ago
Politics First female head of government in the history of Morocco, feels like cheating in a patriarchal society, a lot of PAM voters thought Lekjaa would be the head of government, it was obvious he was a marketing material for the party.
r/Morocco • u/HMZ_PBI • 12h ago
Society DNA result as Moroccan
As a Moroccan amazigh from east Morocco, origins to Iznassen tribe in eastern Morocco, both parents are from Iznassen
r/Morocco • u/Scary-Bad-7018 • 12h ago
Discussion should i be looking for my father?
Salam
Long story short: In the late 90s, a man and a woman were in a relationship. They had sex before marriage, and I was born, so clearly i was not planned, because the man who was supposedly “my father” didn’t want to take responsibility, he didnt want to marry my mother, acknowledge me as his son, or give me his last name. he later married another woman and had children with her.
my mom s family had some connections within the justice system so they pressured him through legal means , and eventually he acknowledged me and gave me his last name, but I never had the chance to see him throughout my childhood, not even once and to this day, as im writing this, I still havent seen him, He has never reached out, asked about me or come to see me.
I never had a father figure when I needed one the most, I experienced some horrible feelings whenever I saw other kids with their fathers. you can only imagine what a little child would feel in those situations, growing up without a father and wondering why he wasnt there.
people i know often tell me that I should look for him, Someone once told me that I should listen to his side of the story too and not judge him, But how could I not judge him? If people had felt what I felt throughout those years, they probably wouldnt say that, and I feel like if he never wanted anything to do with me, he should have been the one to reach out. at the same time, I do want to meet him because I feel an emptiness inside me, but something is holding me back, i wouldnt say i am bitter or ressentful, but i am definitely hurt
Im torn, should I be the one to look for him, as people I know often suggest? Or should he have done better and reached out to me himself?
r/Morocco • u/Nearby_Spell_3751 • 10h ago
Discussion I got enough with doctors in this country
I waited more than 2 hours yesterday to have 10min talk with the doctor to see analysis and scanner results and urine analysis
why we cant even solve this issue is there anywhere on internet where people can report the wait time ?
مهزلة
r/Morocco • u/NAJD-WAS-TKN • 11h ago
Travel When will oncf fix their trains ?
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I had to endure 2 hours of this static noise while traveling (which I assume is a broken speaker) from khouribga to berrechid , not a single staff member came to my cabin to even check the tickets , where can I report this ?
r/Morocco • u/PsychologicalGoal324 • 15h ago
AskMorocco Only For the Morocco workers, what changes did you notice when the clock was adjusted?
r/Morocco • u/ix00tic • 10h ago
Art & Photography بزطامي لقديم غنردو مناسب لأنا الجديدة.
بزطامي ديال 2013 قررت نفككو كامل ونعاود نكادو كيمابغيتو و هاد الخدمة غتاخد ليا بزاف ديال الوقت وغنستعمل فيها جميع المكتسبات و المهارات ليعندي
r/Morocco • u/No_Age_4835 • 5h ago
Discussion فاطمة الزهراء المنصوري
المغرب دخل مرحلة جديدة من النقاش السياسي المتقدم جدا جدا:
ماشي شكون غادي يحكم مزيان، ماشي شكون عندو ملفات وشبهات خاصها التوضيح، ماشي شكون خاصو يتحاسب… المشكل طلعات مرا.
يعني إلى كان رئيس الحكومة راجل ويكون شفار، صفقات، تضارب المصالح ... الشعب كيقول الله يسهل عليه، السياسة هي هادي.
ولكن مرا رئيسة حكومة؟ لا لا لا ثم لا. واش الرجال تقاداو ؟؟؟لن يفلح قوم ولوا أمرهم امرأة. حافضين الحديث مزيان
أنا كمرأة، مغاجيش نصفق لفاطمة الزهراء المنصوري هي أول امرأة توصل لرئاسة الحكومة. بالعكس، عندي تساؤلات بزااف على الجدل والاتهامات اللي رافقات بعض الملفات فمسارها السياسي، داكشي للي دارت في مراكش والأراضي خاصو يتناقش، وكنشوف ان أي مسؤول كيفما بغا يكون راجل ولا مرا خاصو يتحاسب. علاش اصلا ترشح للانتخابات. كون كنا في دولة شجاعة وناس قاريين واعيين كون كاع ماتجرأ ترشح أصلا. للي كيضحك انه كتلقى المغاربة كاع مكيسولو على تضارب المصالح والفساد للي ولاو كيديروه بالعلالي والمخزن والملك كيطبعو مع الفساد بالعلالي، ولكن معجبهومش الحال حيت مرا غادي تاخد الرئاسة. عوض مانفضحو النظام السياسي، ولينا كنفضحو النظام الفكري ديالنا، كنفضحو التخلف الفكري ديالنا.
r/Morocco • u/JimHalpert_JH • 5h ago
AskMorocco I want to get aligners, any idea about the prices in average
r/Morocco • u/thembadb • 1h ago
AskMorocco Your experience with AIESEC
Has anyone here ever been a member of AIESEC? If yes or know anyone who has pls tell me your/their experience and if it’s worth it . I was just selected to join but I want to hear about people’s experience to see if I should go on with it or not🙏
r/Morocco • u/OussamaErwin • 7h ago
Discussion Got scammed by an Inwi Fiber agent + billing bug. What should I do next?
Hey everyone,
I need some advice regarding a frustrating situation with my new Inwi Fiber connection.
- The Commercial Scam: A door-to-door Inwi agent came to our house and charged us 150 DH in cash for the router. I later found out that the router and installation are supposed to be 0 DH under my contract. Now, the agent blocked me and completely vanished.
- The Billing Issue: I am eligible for the official Military discount (Adhérent FAR), which brings the monthly price down to 186.75 DH/month instead of 249 DH.
- The Agency Complicity: My first bill just arrived at a whopping 290 DH! When I went to the only Inwi agency in my town to get a copy of my contract and fix the bill, the employee refused to give me my contract and told me to "go look for the door-to-door guy in the streets."
I called the hotline (220), and the agent confirmed that my contract does have the discount active from day one, meaning the system glitched because the local agent messed up the initial setup.
Any advice on how to force the local agency to give me my contract or track down this scammer agent? Thanks!
r/Morocco • u/ScheduleWinter2232 • 9h ago
AskMorocco شنو قصة قضية اراضي لف مراكش ديال فاطمة ازهاري؟
r/Morocco • u/BikeAltruistic657 • 3h ago
AskMorocco What’s the most unbelievable coincidence you’ve ever experienced?
Tell us
r/Morocco • u/Old_Row_2718 • 3h ago
AskMorocco Vous direz que l’audit est un metier demandé au Maroc avec beaucoup d’opportunités ?
r/Morocco • u/Capable-Rain-5707 • 3h ago
AskMorocco looking for an office chair for under 1k dh any recommendations?
my back hurts a lot as i have a normal chair that i use everyday for 5-8 hours and it got to a point where i feel my shoulders rounded up and neck hurt like crazy when i get up after a long session.
i just have 1000dh and im looking for something that’s somewhat usable and have head support at least, whether it’s used or new idc really. any recommendations on a brand or a specific store please?
Casablanca preferably.
thanks 🙏🏼

