Morocco is preparing for crypto legalisation by training regulators to supervise digital assets with confidence and technical expertise.
Morocco is taking a major step toward regulated cryptocurrency adoption by strengthening the capacity of its financial regulators ahead of new crypto laws. From December 8 to 11, 2025, the Moroccan Capital Market Authority (AMMC) hosted its first blockchain and crypto supervision training in Rabat, in partnership with blockchain intelligence firm Chainalysis.
The four-day programme brought together officials from the Ministry of Finance, Bank Al-Maghrib, the Ministry of Interior, and the National Financial Intelligence Authority. AMMC President Tarik Senhaji said the initiative is designed to build technical expertise and align with FATF standards for supervising virtual asset service providers.
Participants learned blockchain fundamentals, crypto risk profiles, supervisory frameworks, and on-chain investigation tools. The training signals a shift from Morocco’s earlier crypto ban toward a regulated, compliance-focused framework. By investing in skills before formal legalisation, Morocco aims to ensure effective oversight, investor confidence, and financial integrity from day one.
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