SMS & Telecom Governance
Who Regulates Messaging & Telecom in Morocco?
Regulatory Authority
Agence Nationale de Réglementation des Télécommunications (ANRT)
Governs all SMS traffic and telecom policies
Ensures compliance for businesses
Telecom Operators
Maroc Telecom
Orange
Inwi
- Both operators provide infrastructure for enterprise SMS services
- Sender ID and content approval handled via their platforms
Telecom Market share in Morocco
Maroc Telecom, Orange Maroc, and Inwi collectively dominate Morocco’s telecom sector, maintaining a balanced competitive landscape. Maroc Telecom holds around 36%, Orange Maroc about 33%, and Inwi approximately 31% of the total market share.
Country Summary Snapshot
Morocco - An Overview
| Country Code | MA |
|---|---|
| Region | Middle East & Africa |
| Capital | Rabat |
| Currency | Moroccan Dirham |
| Language | Arabic, Standard Moroccan Berber |
| Calling Code | +212 |
| MCC | 604 |
| Mobile Number Portability | Yes |
| Two Way SMS supported | No |
| Character Limit | None |
| Concatenated Messages Support | Yes |
| SenderID Registration Required | Yes |
Regulation
SMS Regulations
Businesses and organisations must comply with Morocco’s National Telecommunications Regulatory Agency (ANRT) to send SMS legally. The ANRT enforces specific rules for domestic and international SMS traffic, including requirements for sender identification, opt-in consent, and anti-spam measures to ensure secure and compliant messaging practices.
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Sender ID Registrations
The companies that are planning to send SMS in the Morocco must register their Sender ID. There are separate guidelines for local and international entities to register the SenderID.
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