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French court upholds Moroccan license rights
The French judiciary issued a ruling in favor of a woman with Moroccan and French nationality after she proved that she had been residing in Morocco for 214 days during 2023. This exceeds the minimum required period (185 days) to obtain a Moroccan driver's license. The woman had previously obtained a license in Morocco before applying to exchange it for a French license, but her request was denied due to insufficient proof of residence at that time. The court overturned the rejection decision and ordered the French government to pay €1,200 in compensation for legal expenses, emphasizing that proof of actual residence depends on documents demonstrating presence in the country during the period when the license was obtained.
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