On 24 July 2025, the Moroccan Competition Council (MCC) approved a settlement agreement with GlovoApp Morocco SARL, formally closing the contentious proceedings initiated by the MCC's ex officio decision of 19 February 2024.

The Moroccan Competition Council is currently pursuing a formal investigation into alleged anti-competitive conduct in the food delivery sector.

Hub and spoke arrangements enable indirect coordination between competitors through a common intermediary, raising significant competition law concerns in Morocco. While not expressly regulated, these structures may constitute prohibited concerted practices under Moroccan Competition Law when they facilitate information exchange and reduce independent decision-making.

As merger control enforcement continues to evolve in Morocco, the ambiguities of the local nexus test introduced by the 2023 Moroccan Merger Guidelines (Guidelines)...

The Moroccan Competition Council (MCC) published its activities report for 2024. The report outlines the MCC's enforcement activities, merger reviews, investigations, and advisory work.

The Moroccan Competition Counsel (MCC) issued Opinion No. A/6/25 on competition concerns in the pharmaceutical market.

The intersection between data protection and competition law in Morocco represents a complex and evolving area of legal practice.

Moroccan merger control operates through a dual-track system where the Competition Council conducts competition-based reviews while the government retains exceptional powers to intervene on broader public interest grounds.