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Kingdom's consulates advance digital shift
The Minister of Foreign Affairs, African Cooperation, and Moroccans Abroad, Nasser Bourita, revealed that the electronic system for processing electronic national identity card applications is now underway in 88% of foreign consular offices, in coordination with national security authorities, aiming to facilitate access for Moroccans abroad to their identification documents. He explained that the ministry has launched the "eConsulat" digital consulate project, which digitizes services such as issuing repatriation permits, remote consular registration, licensing health services, and tracking judicial notifications. Additionally, a centralized electronic registration database has been adopted since late 2023, providing each citizen with a unique identification number to unify and update data. The ministry has also launched "Mobile Local Consulates" and the "watika.ma" service for remote civil status requests. These reforms are part of a strategy to improve the quality of consular services, reduce obstacles, enhance reception conditions for clients, accelerate document processing, and offer high-quality services.
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