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Moroccan police deploy advanced "Aman" and "Madar" cars in Rabat
The General Directorate of National Security began implementing a new field service in July 2026, using two intelligent vehicles named "Aman" and "Madar" on the streets of Rabat. Plans are underway to expand to Casablanca, Tangier, and then to other major cities. The new vehicles, programmed with Moroccan expertise and advanced artificial intelligence technologies, aim to enhance the efficiency of security procedures and citizen services. "Aman" is equipped with 360-degree cameras, license plate readers, and real-time facial recognition, all directly connected to control centers. Meanwhile, "Madar" is a smart monitoring platform featuring high-definition cameras that oversee six traffic lanes and rotate panoramically in less than three seconds. It also includes an emergency lighting system produced with 3D printing technology, modern visual identification systems, GPS tracking, and direct access to the central database. These patrols were launched after completing development and field testing phases, with the goal of strengthening national security readiness, especially as Morocco prepares to host major international events such as the 2030 World Cup.
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