Morocco is preparing to regulate the cryptocurrency market after it was banned in 2017, as Bank Al-Maghrib announced the imminent adoption of a new law aimed at providing a clear legal framework to protect investors and monitor illegal activities. The central bank is also considering issuing an official digital currency to enhance financial inclusion, making it one of the first Arab countries to provide comprehensive regulation for this field. The law aims to keep pace with global developments, reduce risks, and enhance transparency, especially as cryptocurrencies continue to be used informally despite the previous ban.