Morocco's Bill 52.26, currently under review, seeks to establish a national digital health information system. The proposed law aims to strengthen the digital transformation of the health sector, improve the quality of health services, and ensure continuity of care and patient management.
The bill emphasizes transparency and data governance, outlining rules for the collection, management, and exchange of health data. It is part of broader efforts to modernize Morocco's healthcare infrastructure and align with global digital health trends.
As of August 2026, the bill has not yet been enacted. It was introduced in the Moroccan Parliament, and its progress can be tracked through official legislative records. The exact provisions and timelines are subject to parliamentary debate and amendment.
