Morocco has introduced a new guide to enhance the drafting of laws and regulatory texts, according to official sources. The initiative, announced in July 2026, aims to standardize and improve the quality of legislation, making it more accessible and effective for citizens and businesses.
The guide, developed by the General Secretariat of the Government, provides detailed instructions on the structure, language, and procedures for creating legal documents. It emphasizes clarity, consistency, and alignment with international standards, addressing common issues such as ambiguity and contradictions in existing laws.
This move is part of broader reforms to modernize Morocco's legal framework and strengthen the rule of law. Officials say the guide will help reduce legal disputes and enhance the efficiency of public administration. The document is available online for public consultation.