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Simplifying the Exchange of Driver's Licenses Between Morocco and Spain
In a significant move to enhance bilateral cooperation, the Moroccan government has approved an agreement aimed at simplifying the exchange of driver’s licenses between Morocco and Spain. The Council of Government has announced a modification to the existing framework, allowing for the mutual recognition of national licenses without the requirement to pass a theoretical examination.
Under the new agreement, Moroccan drivers will be able to exchange their licenses for their Spanish counterparts, streamlining the process for those residing in Spain. However, it is important to note that holders of specific license categories, including C, C+E, D, and D+E, will still need to pass a practical road test to complete the exchange.
This initiative is designed to alleviate the bureaucratic hurdles faced by Moroccans living in Spain and to foster stronger collaboration between the two nations in areas such as mobility and road safety. By facilitating this process, the agreement not only benefits Moroccan expatriates but also underscores the commitment of both countries to enhancing road safety standards and improving the overall driving experience for their citizens.
As this agreement takes effect, it is expected to create a smoother transition for Moroccan nationals adapting to life in Spain, allowing them to focus more on integration and less on navigating complex licensing regulations.