Moroccan authorities have dismantled a network involved in fraudulently obtaining driver’s licenses in the Zagora province. The Central Bureau of Judicial Research, under the Directorate General of Territorial Surveillance, conducted the operation in direct coordination with the King’s Attorney General at the Court of Appeal in Ouarzazate. The network specialized in forging exam records for driving licenses using illicit methods and accepting financial bribes. Investigations revealed the fraudulent activity centered around manipulating driving license examinations. Authorities have not yet disclosed the number of individuals involved or the extent of the operation. This bust highlights ongoing efforts to combat corruption and ensure the integrity of official processes within Morocco. Further details are expected as the investigation progresses.