Morocco’s Minister of Justice, Abdellatif Ouahbi, has issued a directive to court clerks and prosecutors nationwide regarding the implementation of Law No. 58.25 concerning civil procedure. The new law introduces significant legislative updates aimed at improving the performance of Moroccan courts. Central to these changes is an effort to accelerate judicial processes and reduce the overall time required for legal cases to be resolved. The directive emphasizes a comprehensive and integrated legal framework designed to enhance efficiency within the judicial system. This update seeks to address long-standing issues of delays and backlog in the Moroccan courts, streamlining procedures for all parties involved. The aim is a more timely and effective administration of justice throughout the kingdom.