Know your rights and obligations in Morocco's digital space — data protection, cybercrime, and legal liability of websites and apps.
Law 09-08 and your rights to digital privacy protection in Morocco.
Definition of digital offenses and penalties under Moroccan law.
How your company complies with Moroccan and European data protection laws.
Legal obligations for website and application operators in Morocco.
Your rights when your privacy is violated on social media networks.
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CNDP is the institutional body responsible for personal data protection in Morocco. It receives processing declarations and authorizations, handles complaints, and investigates violations. Any organization collecting personal data (name, address, phone, email) must register with CNDP in advance.
Law 09-08 of 2009 governs the protection of individuals regarding the processing of their personal data. It requires all data processors to register with the CNDP (National Commission for Personal Data Protection).
Moroccan law criminalizes: unauthorized access to IT systems (fines and imprisonment), electronic fraud, and distribution of offensive or illegal content under the penal code and press law.
Moroccan companies processing data of European citizens must comply with GDPR. Within Morocco, Law 09-08 applies alongside the requirements of the European trade partner.
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