
Forged driving licenses for Moroccans
Two individuals are accused of having forged driving licenses for some 90 Moroccan nationals in Ceuta. They risk two to three years in prison.

Two individuals are accused of having forged driving licenses for some 90 Moroccan nationals in Ceuta. They risk two to three years in prison.

The Spanish government has authorized on Tuesday the removal of the obligation for Moroccan truckers to take a theoretical exam before having their Moroccan driving license recognized.

PAM (Authenticity and Modernity Party) deputy Abderrahmane Ouafa has questioned the government of Aziz Akhannouch about the obstacles to accelerating the process of changing driving licenses within the framework of the agreement with Barid Bank and Barid Cash.

Obtaining a driver’s license in Morocco is becoming very difficult. Candidates, professionals and instructors criticize the reform of the New Agency for Automotive Safety Regulation (NARSA) aimed at improving the quality of drivers.

President Pedro Sanchez would have announced on the sidelines of his last visit to Rabat the adoption of a measure aimed at recognizing, without prior examination, Moroccan C and D driving licenses in Spain. This is not the case, clarified the Directorate General of Traffic (DGT) this week.

New reforms regarding the Moroccan driver’s license. The National Road Safety Agency (NARSA) has just announced the update of the examination system to incorporate the latest amendments to the Highway Code.

On Monday in Rabat, Morocco and Israel signed three agreements aimed at strengthening cooperation in the field of transport, including the mutual recognition of driver’s licenses, road safety and maritime transport.

The National Road Safety Agency (Narsa) announced that obtaining a driver’s license will undergo some changes starting this year, in order to improve road safety conditions and the quality of services provided to users and professionals.

Morocco wants to revolutionize the driving license. In this sense, the National Road Safety Agency (NARSA) in collaboration with the Driving School Foundation is working on the introduction of new changes in the process of conducting and obtaining the precious permit.

Morocco is digitalizing the practical exams for obtaining driving licenses. This progress is the result of the scientific and technical research partnership on new technologies between NARSA and the Mohammed VI Polytechnic University (UM6P).

Barid Cash and Al Barid Bank have mobilized their agencies to facilitate the filing of driver’s license and vehicle registration applications for Moroccans, without having to go to vehicle registration centers. The operation starts first in Casablanca on August 9.

The difficulties encountered by Moroccans living abroad (MRE) in establishing the equivalence of driving licenses issued in Morocco are about to be resolved, it is sworn. The minister in charge of Moroccans living abroad, Nezha El Ouafi, has assured that she is working to solve the problem that is hampering the proper functioning of work in some consulates in Europe.