About AMCUC
Moroccan Consultative Association for Cannabis Use
Vision
To make the legal cannabis sector a primary driver of socio-economic development in rural regions, balancing the exploitation of natural resources with strict environmental preservation.
Mission
AMCUC anchors the national cannabis discourse within evidence-based clinical medicine, bridging policymakers, agronomists, farming cooperatives, pharmaceutical laboratories and the medical community.
Law 13-21
Enacted in 2021, Law 13-21 reclassified cannabis from a prohibited narcotic to a highly regulated, high-value agricultural commodity destined for global pharmaceutical, cosmetic and industrial supply chains.
Professor Redouane Rabii
Urologist Surgeon — Casablanca
A prominent urologist surgeon based in Casablanca, Prof. Rabii provides AMCUC with undeniable medical authority. He consults at the Centre d'Urologie (Maarif, Casablanca) and Clinique Akditalife du Bien-être (Bouskoura Golf City). His leadership firmly anchors cannabis legalization within evidence-based clinical science.
Key Milestones
Law 13-21 enacted
Morocco legalizes cannabis for medical, pharmaceutical and industrial use.
1st International Congress — Tangier
Survey: 86.4% acceptance for medical use. Partnership signed with Abdelmalek Essaadi University.
KIF TAKIWNE Phase 3
Training of doctors and pharmacists with Pharma 5, Israeli and American experts.
Moroccan-American Partnership
First collaboration between a Moroccan NGO and US cannabis giant Advanced.
Record production: 4,082 metric tons
AMCUC expresses great satisfaction and issues its 2025 strategic roadmap.
Argentine Model — Tangier Congress
14th SEMUA Congress — call for integrative cannabinoid medicine for complex conditions.