the dírham is the official currency of Morocco. The plural form is darahim, although French and the Spanish form is used dirhams.
According to the North African bank issuing approximately 20 million new notes of the Bank Al-Maghreb serve to strengthen security, improve the durability of the airplane, optimize the flow by finding a better control of the costs of production and processing, and improving the readability of the airplane by the vending machines.

The city of Rabat, with its urban landscape, was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. The development Bouregreg Valley, an initiative of Mohammed VI, is based on an innovative and indicative milestones in construction and architectural design of new urban and environmental challenges of the twenty project.

The moussem Tan-Tan is an annual gathering of nodirhamses Sahara, which brings together more than thirty tribes of southern Morocco and other parts of northwest Africa. Today nodirhamses populations are particularly concerned to protect the livelihood of Bedouin communities.

The reverse shows a view of the port of Tanger Med and highlights the Cape Spartel lighthouse, symbols of the opening of Morocco on the Mediterranean, and a motif inspired by the Moroccan rugs. The port is the geostrategic position of Morocco, has always been a crossroads of civilizations in the Mediterranean basin and evokes the country's role in trade between the northern and southern shores of this sea. Finally, the port of Tangier Med reflects the dynamism of the Moroccan maritime trade.