Legal Agrarian Transition
Advocating for the conversion of illicit, destructive crops toward sustainable legal frameworks that generate added value and dignified employment.
Law 13-21 · Morocco
Moroccan Cannabis at the Heart of Science
AMCUC is the intellectual, scientific and educational bridge between all stakeholders of legal cannabis in Morocco.
The Sector in Numbers
4,082
metric tons
Legal production 2024
3,056
farmers
Integrated into the legal framework
85%
Reduction in illicit cultivation
315
licenses
Industrial licenses granted in 2024
Our Mission
Genetic Heritage Preservation
Championing the indigenous Moroccan "Beldia" cannabis strain as a unique national biological heritage with distinct therapeutic properties.
Medical & Clinical Training
Training healthcare professionals on evidence-based cannabinoid therapies through comprehensive, multi-phase programs.
Industrial Value Chain
Pushing Morocco beyond raw biomass export to build a competitive domestic pharmaceutical processing infrastructure.
Beldia — Our Genetic Heritage
AMCUC passionately defends the indigenous Moroccan "Beldia" strain as a critical piece of national biological heritage. A Geographical Indication strategy to protect Moroccan farmers from global market price volatility.
78%
of cultivated area
1 701
hectares
1 767
farmers
| Metric | Beldia | Hybrid |
|---|---|---|
| Area | 1 701 ha | 468 ha |
| Yield/ha | 17 q/ha | 28 q/ha |
| Production | 2 787 t | 1 296 t |
| Co-ops | 109 | 80 |
ANRAC data — 2024 harvest
News
December 27, 2024
AMCUC welcomes record production of 4,082 tonnes of legal cannabis in 2024
AMCUC expressed "great satisfaction" at the rise of legal cannabis production to 4,082 metric tons in 2024, praising the coordinated effort of ANRAC and its partners.
Read moreFebruary 7, 2026
Argentine model: toward integrative cannabinoid medicine in Morocco
At the 14th SEMUA Congress in Tangier, AMCUC facilitated the presentation of Dr. Celeste Alarcón Lozaiga on the Argentine experience and its application for gynecological and urological conditions.
Read moreDecember 2024
Chefchaouen: 1,347 hectares and 104 cooperatives for the 2025 season
Chefchaouen province records a spectacular expansion of legal cannabis, growing from 616 to 1,347 cultivated hectares, involving 1,435 farmers across 104 cooperatives.
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