Morocco’s government council on Thursday approved a draft decree amending the country’s judicial map, a move framed as part of broader efforts to modernize the justice system and improve access to courts. 2.25.963) revises and supplements an earlier text adopted in November 2023 concerning the organization of judicial jurisdictions across the country. According to Baitas, the decree also reflects the recommendations of Morocco’s National Charter for the Reform of the Judicial System, which advocates a comprehensive overhaul of court organization and procedures. The reform seeks to rationalize the judicial map while expanding specialized divisions, particularly in commercial disputes and administrative justice. The revised judicial map is expected to affect the distribution and specialization of courts nationwide, though implementation details and timelines were not disclosed following the meeting.