Cannabis in Rabat
Rabat has two ANRAC-listed entries: a pharmacy and Oksa Green Tech's KYFF brand. Our reading of a small, list-driven market.
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Key rules in Morocco
Plain-language summary. The regulator is ANRAC – Agence Nationale de Réglementation des Activités relatives au Cannabis.
Possession & use
Illegal; use is punished by 2 months to 1 year in prison and/or a fine under the 1974 dahir on drug addiction.
Trafficking
Illegal import, production, transport, export or holding: 5–10 years' prison and fines of 5,000–500,000 dirhams (1974 dahir, art. 2).
Cultivation
Only licensed cooperative members in Al Hoceima, Chefchaouen and Taounate; unauthorized cultivation 3 months–2 years plus fines (Law 13-21).
Sales
Only ANRAC-authorized products through authorized points of sale; no recreational sales.
Medical
Legal under Law 13-21 and the pharmacy code (Law 17-04); registered medicines not yet in pharmacies as of July 2026.
CBD
Authorized supplements, cosmetics and foods are legal; supplements and foods capped at 0.3% THC.
THC limit (industrial)
Industrial cannabis varieties capped at 1% THC; higher levels allowed only for medical and pharmaceutical uses.
Summary, not legal advice — rules change; check local law. Last reviewed Sep 2026.
How cannabis is sold in Rabat
- Pharmacy entry
- La Grande Pharmacie Place Pietri, 17 Rue Abou Faris El Marini
- Brand entry
- Oksa Green Tech (KYFF), 40D Rue Bani Tanza, Souissi
- National points of sale
- 600+ authorised outlets
Why the evidence is thin
In June 2026 ANRAC's director general, Mohamed El Guerrouj, said that more than 140 cannabis-based products were registered and available at over 600 authorised outlets, according to Morocco World News. Against that, two Rabat rows is a small share. Our data comes from ANRAC's list, so a pharmacy missing from it may simply not have been matched yet.
What the brand entry means
Oksa Green Tech is a licensed grower-processor and the maker of the KYFF brand, with a dedicated point of sale on the authorised list. That makes it a producer you can name, unlike the anonymous gifts sold to visitors elsewhere. La Grande Pharmacie Place Pietri is the ordinary route: a counter, a pharmacist, a product with a registration number.
Ask for that registration and the THC percentage on the box. Supplements are capped under 0.3% THC and cosmetics carry none, per press reports. For the wider picture, see the Morocco page and our guide to CBD in Moroccan pharmacies.
Cannabis in Rabat: questions
Is Oksa Green Tech a shop I can walk into?
The register describes it as a grower-processor with a dedicated point of sale on ANRAC's list. Call ahead to confirm the counter is open to walk-in customers.
Are these products medicines?
Mostly not. The early pharmacy range was supplements and cosmetics, and the finished products are registered with Morocco's medicines agency, according to press reports.
