- Ministry of Health — Policy oversight
Sets national health policy related to medical cannabis. Coordinates with ANRAC on pharmaceutical-grade cannabis regulation. Morocco's cannabis framework primarily serves industrial hemp and medical export.
- National health policy for medical cannabis
- Coordination with ANRAC on pharmaceutical standards
- Oversight of medical cannabis access
- ANRAC — Agence Nationale de Réglementation des Activités du Cannabis
National Agency for the Regulation of Cannabis Activities. Primary regulatory authority established by Law 13-21. Issues cultivation, processing, and export licenses. Manages the transition from traditional Kif cultivation to regulated production.
- Cultivation, processing, and export licensing
- Inspection and compliance monitoring
- Management of traditional Kif region transition program
- Export authorization per shipment
- Ministry of Agriculture — Agricultural oversight
Oversees agricultural aspects of cannabis cultivation including industrial hemp. Coordinates with ANRAC on GACP and agricultural standards. Manages the Rif mountain traditional cultivation transition.
- Agricultural standards for cannabis cultivation
- GACP coordination
- Industrial hemp classification and oversight
- Licensed Cultivators — Rif mountain region
Cultivators licensed under Law 13-21, primarily in the Rif mountain region. Program includes transition from traditional Kif cultivation to regulated medical and industrial cannabis production. Export-oriented production growing.
- ANRAC cultivation license (Law 13-21)
- GACP compliance
- Participation in transition program for traditional cultivators
- Export-Oriented — International markets
Morocco's cannabis program is primarily export-oriented. Industrial hemp and medical cannabis for EU and other international markets. EU-GMP required for pharmaceutical-grade export products.