Morocco Unveils Draft Law to Regulate National Carbon Market
A draft bill establishing Morocco’s legal framework for climate action and carbon market regulation is now open for public consultation on the website of the Secretariat-General of the Government. The draft law on climate change and c
Morocco has opened public consultation on a draft climate law that would establish a legal framework for regulating a national carbon market. The legislation aims to consolidate climate governance under an integrated framework, potentially positioning Moroccan firms to participate in carbon credit trading. Its commercial impact will depend on implementing rules governing credit issuance, verification, and eligibility for international market linkage.
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