The Ministry of Interior is determined to regulate the ride-hailing app sector in Morocco, in a context of recurring tensions between traditional drivers, ride-hailing services, and sometimes customers.
Knife attacks are on the rise in Morocco. No less than 5,138 cases were recorded in January and February 2025. Security services continue their efforts to combat and attempt to eradicate this phenomenon.
The obligation to install surveillance cameras in first and second category taxis must be enshrined in a legal text and be subject to a feasibility study, recently declared Abdelouafi Laftit, Minister of the Interior.
The Minister of Interior, Abdelouafi Laftit, has warned against interventions by illegal entities aiming to prevent ride-hailing activities, reiterating his department’s willingness to work towards professionalizing the taxi sector.
The Moroccan Ministry of Interior is working to modernize the administration and simplify access to essential administrative documents. In this regard, Abdelouafi Laftit’s department has launched a vast project to digitize civil registry records.
Increased controls, stricter rules, and effective sanctions: Morocco is taking action to regulate the taxi sector. The Minister of Interior, Abdelouafi Laftit, detailed this strategy in response to a parliamentary question, displaying the objective of improving service quality and professionalizing drivers in the face of non-compliant practices.
Visiting Rabat this Monday, Bruno Retailleau , the French Minister of the Interior, announced the creation of a Franco-Moroccan working group that will be tasked with identifying the nationality of migrants in irregular situations in France in order to facilitate their return to their country of origin.
French Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau is making a visit to Rabat this Sunday. The objective is to "consolidate the progress" with the kingdom, "particularly regarding consular laissez-passer."
The residents of Mahaj Al Malaki in the old medina of Casablanca, whose houses have recently been demolished for a residential project, are asking the competent authorities to urgently provide them with housing.
Abdelouafi Laftit, Minister of the Interior, is working to implement a new model for managing urban transport, in order to reorganize the sector and ensure its more rational functioning.
Abdelouafi Laftit, the Minister of the Interior, has given firm instructions to the governors of the provinces and prefectures to initiate the procedures for ascertaining, imposing and collecting the tax on undeveloped urban land.
The Minister of the Interior, Abdelouafi Laftit, lifted a corner of the veil on the project to modernize and professionalize the bus stations in Morocco.