Banknotes of Morocco

The official currency of Morocco is the Moroccan dirham (MAD), issued by Bank Al-Maghrib, the central bank of the country. Paper money was first introduced in Morocco in 1882, featuring a series that included both Arabic and French inscriptions. Notably, a currency reform in 1965 restructured the dirham at a new value of 1 dirham to 20 francs. Collectors appreciate Morocco's banknotes for their intricate designs and historical significance. The 2002 series, featuring prominent Moroccan historical figures and landmarks, stands out with its use of vibrant colors and sophisticated security features. The detailed portrayals on these banknotes highlight the country's diverse artistic styles and architectural influences throughout different periods.