Keywords: DGSN
Morocco witnessed a deadly week on its urban streets, marked by a tragic toll of 22 lives lost in road accidents across various cities. The sobering statistics, released by the General Directorate for National Security (DGSN), underscore the lurking perils on the nation's roadways. Between February......
Moroccan authorities successfully intercepted a daring attempt to smuggle 30 kilograms of cannabis across the Bab Sebta border crossing last week, customs officials revealed. The substantial contraband stash, cleverly concealed and disguised as tablets, came to light during a collaborative operation......
The Directorate General of National Security (DGSN) in Morocco has recently revealed its decision to promote an impressive total of 7,513 police officers for the fiscal year 2023. This move represents a substantial increase in the promotion rate, soaring to 66.02%, a remarkable leap from the preceding......
In a year marked by a surge in traffic violations, Morocco recorded 374,446 official reports of road infractions in 2023, as disclosed by the General Directorate of National Security (DGSN). This figure represents a marginal increase of approximately 1% compared to the 372,086 reports documented in the......
After the success of the 47th Conference of Arab Police and Security Leaders in Tangier, Mr. Abdellatif Hammouchi, Director General of Territorial Surveillance (DGST) and National Security (DGSN) in Morocco, has received commendations for his outstanding leadership. The conference, held on December 6-7,......
Moroccan law enforcement has achieved a significant breakthrough in the battle against drug trafficking, confiscating over 215 kilograms of cocaine valued at millions of dollars, intended for the Netherlands. This massive haul was unearthed during a collaborative effort between Morocco's National......
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