Integrity and fight against corruption in Morocco

Integrity and the fight against corruption have gained importance in Morocco in recent years and following the Arab Spring which resulted in the establishment of new institutions and legal frameworks. This chapter analyses Morocco’s integrity framework in relation to OECD standards and principles. It includes an overview of the legal and institutional setting underpinning Morocco’s strategy on integrity and fight against corruption and its evolution brought by the 2011 constitutional reform. In line with Open Government principles, it discusses how civil society can play a greater role in improving integrity and how ICTs can serve this purpose. The recommendations point towards the need of co-ordination and consolidation of ongoing reforms to strengthen integrity in Morocco.