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Morocco

38.1 million people

Morocco issues an electronic national ID card (CNIE) under Law 04-20, and the central bank can now verify identity through it. Bank Al-Maghrib is developing an e-Dirham CBDC.

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Digital ID · Goal 16.9

Digital ID in Morocco

Program
Carte nationale d'identité électronique (CNIE)
Status
Available, partial uptake
National ID card
ID card compulsory
Biometrics
Yes
Law
Law 04-20 on the CNIE

Interior Minister Laftit introduced bill 04.20 on the new CNIE in June 2020. In October 2024 the police directorate (DGSN) and Bank Al-Maghrib signed agreements under Law 04-20 letting the bank read identity data from the CNIE, with user consent, to verify identity. No source found for a separate mobile digital ID.

Digital money · Goal 8.10

Central bank digital currency

Status
In development
Name
e-Dirham

Bank Al-Maghrib is working on the e-Dirham, a CBDC. A 2025 report describes tests and evaluation of peer-to-peer and cross-border use; no retail launch has been announced.

On the record

What has happened, newest first

  1. 2024-10Rolling it out

    The police directorate and central bank agreed that the bank can verify identities through the electronic ID card. Hespress ↗

UN and WHO

How Morocco has voted

WHO
Accepted the 2024 rule changes
Pandemic Agreement (May 2025)
No recorded objection
Migration compact (Dec 2018)
Voted yes
Paris climate deal
Party
SDG Index 2026
71.7 · rank 68 of 169
Progress reports to the UN (VNRs)
2

Sovereignty score

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Country research checked Oct 2026. Tracker data checked 11 Oct 2026. Every claim links to its source.