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Emerging ProgramAfrica

Morocco

Morocco legalized cannabis cultivation for medical, pharmaceutical, and industrial purposes in 2021 through Law 13-21. The National Agency for the Regulation of Cannabis Activities (ANRAC) was created to oversee licensing and regulate the transition of traditional cultivators into the legal market.

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Regulator
ANRAC
Key Legislation
Law 13-21
Year Legalized
2021
Program Size
Transition from traditional cultivati...

Key Facts

  • Morocco is one of the world’s largest cannabis producers, historically for illicit hashish
  • Law 13-21 aims to transition traditional growers in the Rif region into a legal framework
  • ANRAC oversees licensing for cultivation, processing, marketing, export, and transport
  • The law covers medical, pharmaceutical, cosmetic, and industrial use but prohibits recreational use
  • Approximately 50,000–60,000 families in the Rif region depend on cannabis cultivation

Key Legislation

Law 13-21 (June 2021)

Regulatory Body

ANRAC (National Agency for Regulation of Cannabis Activities)

Country Info
ISO Code
MA
Region
Africa
Tier
Tier 2 — Emerging
Status
Emerging Program
Sources
ANRAC Official
Disclaimer: This information is for general reference only and does not constitute legal advice. Cannabis regulations change frequently. Always verify with official sources and local legal counsel before making compliance decisions.