Moroccan Passport Features Amazigh Language
A government decree has been officially published in the Official Gazette, officially approving the use of the Amazigh language on Moroccan biometric passports for the first time in the country's history. The decree includes the placement of the Amazigh language alongside Arabic, French, and English on the passport cover and data page, incorporating high digital and security technologies. It also integrates an encrypted electronic chip containing personal information, photographs, and fingerprints. Old passports will continue to be valid until their expiration date, while the new model will be gradually introduced. The decree reflects an acknowledgment of the country's linguistic diversity and national identity, aiming to enhance security and cultural identity at the international level.
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