Morocco has two official languages: Arabic and Amazigh. each language is spoken in different dialectal forms. Furthermore, Classical Arabic and French are the administrative languages and Amazigh does not have a unified form (it actually corresponds to different northern Berber languages).

Check with your telephone company whether or not you have activated a voice and data roaming rate by default, in order to avoid surprises on your bill when you return from the trip. Remember to disconnect data roaming so that your mobile does not automatically connect to the Internet. Also keep in mind that when you are abroad and receive calls, both parties pay. Receiving messages has no cost, but sending them does. The companies Maroc Télécom, Organge, INWI operate in Morocco. Coverage is quite good, except in remote rural or desert areas. If you are going to use your cell phone frequently, it is best to buy a SIM card with a prepaid rate from one of these companies. Make sure your phone is unlocked. Save the emergency number in your agenda and write down the details of the Embassy and/or Consulate, as well as the policy number and 24-hour assistance. of your travel insurance.