A Moroccan man had received a favorable response regarding his new residence permit as early as December 2025. Eight months later, his card was still “being produced” and no appointment had been scheduled. The courts have now ordered the prefecture to hand it over to him.
A French-Moroccan woman was refused the exchange of her Moroccan driving licence for a French licence. To prove that she was indeed living in Morocco when she obtained it, she produced her plane tickets and passport. The court ruled in her favour.
The sophisticated system devised by NARSA to catch cheaters during the driving test will have to wait. The contract, estimated at more than 5 million dirhams, has just been declared unsuccessful.
The National Road Safety Agency (NARSA) is rolling out an unprecedented digital portal for driving schools . This tool will centralize administrative procedures and exam appointment scheduling. A testing phase precedes its official launch in autumn.
Spain is facing a critical shortage of 30,000 truck drivers . To stem this crisis, authorities are facilitating the arrival of foreign drivers, particularly Moroccans. A move heavily criticized by local professionals who point to a lack of preparation.
Hundreds of driving license candidates are stuck. The cause: malfunctions in the computer system managing driving school files , causing user anger and significant financial losses.
Facing a historical shortage of professional drivers , Spain is multiplying initiatives to recruit foreign workers. In this context, Moroccan truck drivers benefit from simplified administrative procedures to help fill this critical gap.
Facing a critical shortage of professional drivers, the Spanish government is easing the conditions for validating Moroccan driving licenses . This measure aims to address the urgent demand from the transport sector, which is lacking workforce.
Morocco is considering using artificial intelligence to grade the practical driving test. This automated system aims to guarantee greater transparency, but professionals are concerned about the lack of adequate infrastructure to support this technology.
To ensure transparency and fight fraud, NARSA is integrating artificial intelligence and video surveillance into driver’s license exams. This technological shift aims to ensure equal opportunities for all candidates.
The Spanish Civil Guard has intercepted driving license candidates using smart glasses to cheat. Among the fraudsters are Moroccan nationals who paid up to €2,500 to obtain the answers via a sophisticated system.
Faced with the explosion of accidents involving two-wheelers , the Moroccan government is deploying a 2025-2030 roadmap that is a complete break from traditional methods. On the program: full dematerialization of procedures as early as 2026, introduction of technical inspections for motorcycles, and tougher crackdown on risky behavior.