Morocco’s ANCFCC targets 480,000 new land titles in 2026
By the AFREEQUE newsroom, based on Infomediaire
Morocco’s National Agency for Land Conservation, Cadastre and Cartography (ANCFCC) plans to establish 480,000 land titles in 2026, compared with 435,657 in 2025. Its programme also includes 173,500 titles through comprehensive land registration and 2.731 billion dirhams in investment, according to the report on public establishments and enterprises accompanying the draft 2027 finance bill.
The National Agency for Land Conservation, Cadastre and Cartography (ANCFCC), Morocco’s public body responsible for registering properties, plans to establish 480,000 new land titles in 2026, compared with 435,657 in 2025. The target is included in the report on public establishments and enterprises annexed to the draft 2027 finance bill.
The comprehensive land-registration programme is expected to provide 173,500 titles covering 1.2 million hectares. The ANCFCC also plans to issue 2.5 million certificates and complete 1.3 million registrations during the financial year.
Expected turnover for 2026 is 12 billion dirhams, up 12%, with 2.731 billion dirhams in investment. It is then expected to reach 12.166 billion in 2027, 12.94 billion in 2028 and 13.887 billion in 2029.
The agency plans nearly 9 billion dirhams in investment between 2027 and 2029. It is also preparing a strategy to 2030, after completing in 2025 a plan launched in 2022 covering registration, cadastral coverage and the modernisation of services. These projections form part of the investment programme for Morocco’s public enterprises in 2027, announced at 209.16 billion dirhams.
