Morocco is developing gas infrastructure, including the Nador West Med pipeline and a proposed floating regasification unit, aiming to bolster its energy sector. However, progress is threatened by the absence of a legal framework governing gas transportation, storage, supply, and market regulation. This legal vacuum creates uncertainty for potential investors, delaying crucial investment decisions. The issue of establishing this framework has been repeatedly postponed across multiple governments, dating back to the Abbas El Fassi administration. Without clear regulations, the viability of Morocco’s gas roadmap remains questionable. This lack of legal clarity poses a significant obstacle to the country’s efforts to diversify its energy sources and attract foreign investment in the gas sector. The situation highlights a critical need for legislative action to unlock the potential of Morocco’s gas development plans.