Morocco's land agency ANCFCC offers ownership certificates online

Morocco's National Agency for Land Conservation, Cadastre and Cartography (ANCFCC) has introduced a digital service that lets property owners request and download land ownership certificates without visiting a registry office, as reported by La Nouvelle Tribune on 11 November 2026.

The service covers properties that are officially registered in the national land registry. Eligible applicants can complete the procedure remotely instead of travelling to an ANCFCC office to ask for and collect the paper document. These certificates are official records of registered property and are commonly needed for dealings with banks, property transactions and other administrative procedures.

According to the report, the agency says the aim is to simplify access to property records, shorten waiting times and protect users' personal information. The service applies only to ownership certificates for registered properties, so other land procedures may still need extra steps or an office visit.

Why it matters: Digital access to registry records reduces friction for owners, lenders and professionals who depend on registered title data. It also shows Morocco's land agency continuing to move cadastral and conservation services online, a model other African land administrations may study.

Sources: La Nouvelle Tribune