On May 19, 2026, Morocco's House of Representatives adopted Bill 66.23, which aims to reform the legal profession. The bill was passed during a legislative session, according to official reports from the Moroccan Parliament.
The reform introduces new provisions for the organization of the bar, including requirements for professional training and ethical standards. It also addresses the status of lawyers in training and the conditions for practicing law in Morocco.
The bill was presented by the Ministry of Justice and is part of broader efforts to modernize the judicial system. It now moves to the House of Councillors for further review before being enacted into law.
