The agreement signed in Rabat provided for information exchange on prevention, treatment, social reintegration and legislation, alongside cooperation against trafficking through airports, borders and ports. It created a joint commission with representatives of both countries' justice, interior, health and foreign-affairs ministries. Article 8 made it provisionally applicable from signature on 21 January 1987; formal entry into force followed on 24 February 1991. The framework covered drugs generally and did not change domestic cannabis penalties.[1]
Listed for context. No score change is recorded for Morocco here.
References
- Spain Official State Gazette — original Morocco–Spain drug-cooperation agreement, BOE-A-1987-20744Articles 1–8 and provisional-application notice; BOE analysis gives formal entry into force on 24 February 1991archived
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