Morocco’s Minister of Higher Education, Azeddine El Midaoui, revealed that nearly 4,000 requests for university degree equivalencies were received in 2024.
Responding to questions in the House of Representatives, he noted that these requests span various fields of higher education.
Sectoral committees reviewed approximately 3,700 applications, recommending equivalency, evaluation exams, or supplementary internships.
El Midaoui explained that the equivalency process is governed by strict regulations, addressing administrative, educational, and professional criteria based on specialties. The procedure is not solely managed by his ministry, as it requires input from other ministries and professional bodies, particularly for regulated professions.
To speed up the process, the ministry has held regular sectoral committee meetings, expanded the list of foreign institutions with automatic equivalencies, and developed an online platform for simplified applications. Additionally, the responsibilities of the National Agency for Evaluation and Quality Assurance (ANAEQ) are being revised to further streamline the process.
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