About Bank Al-Maghrib

Bank Al-Maghrib is Morocco’s central bank, responsible for regulating monetary policy, managing inflation, and ensuring the stability of the national financial system. It supervises the banking sector and ensures the soundness of financial institutions, while also overseeing foreign exchange policies.

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+2120537818181

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277, Avenue Mohammed V Boîte Postale 445 Rabat

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bkam.ma

accueil@bkam.ma

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