Glovo Morocco announced on Thursday, July 31, that it has concluded an agreement with Morocco's Competition Council, ending the authority's investigation into the food delivery sector. The company chose a transactional settlement to continue focusing on its operations with partners, couriers, and customers across Morocco. The agreement requires Glovo to implement measures that increase transparency and equity on its platform. For restaurant partners, the company will remove exclusivity clauses from commercial agreements and publish a detailed guide explaining how partners are ranked on the application. These changes aim to provide restaurants with a better understanding of the platform's operations. Glovo commits to providing an additional annual financial contribution of approximately 31 million dirhams directly to self-employed delivery drivers, subject to conditions to be explained during implementation. The company will establish competitive and transparent service pricing structures while facilitating access to insurance solutions adapted to independent worker status. Glovo will also create a Courier Impact Fund with an annual budget of 5 million dirhams for scholarships covering higher education and professional training. The fund targets career development for delivery workers, along with initiatives focused on professional development and road safety compliance. The agreement represents over 35 million dirhams in additional contributions for courier revenues, protection, and educational opportunities.
