Regulations governing ICT that falls under DGTIC activities

All legislative and regulatory texts dealing with of Information and Communication Technologies and the prerogative powers of the DGTIC including:

Law No. 2000-03 of 5 Jumada El Oula 1421 corresponding to August 5, 2000 setting the general rules on the post and telecommunications, as amended and supplemented

Law No. 04-04 of 5 Jumada El Oula 1425 corresponding to June 23, 2004 on standardization

The 04-20 law of 25 December 2004 on the prevention of major risk and disaster management in the context of sustainable development

Law No. 09-04 of 5 August 2009 setting special rules on the prevention and fight against crimes in relation with information and communications technology

Decree No. 85-231 of 25 August 1985 laying down the conditions and modalities of organization and implementation of interventions and disaster relief (ORSEC Plan)

Decree No. 85-232 of 25 August 1985 on the risk prevention from disaster

Executive Decree No. 03-232 of 23 Rabie Ethani 1424 corresponding to June 24, 2003, amended and supplemented, determining the content of the universal postal service and telecommunications, the tariffs applied to and its financing

Law No. 2000-03 of 5 Jumada El Oula 1421 corresponding to August 5, 2000 laying down general rules on the post and telecommunications, as amended and supplemented

Executive Decree No. 05-464 dated 4 Dhu Al Kaada 1426 corresponding to December 6, 2005 on the organization and functioning of standardization

Executive Decree No. 05-465 dated 4 Dhu Al Kaada 1426 corresponding to December 6, 2005 on the conformity assessment

Executive Decree No. 09-310 of 4 Shawwal 1430 corresponding to 23 September 2009 amending and supplementing Executive Decree No. 03-232 of 23 Rabie Ethani 1424 corresponding to 24 June 2003 determining the content of the universal postal service and telecommunications, its applied tariffs and financing modality

Executive Decree No. 09-410 of 23 Dhu Al Hijjah 1430 corresponding to 10 December 2009 setting the safety requirements applicable to activities involving sensitive equipment

The Interministerial order of 15 Dhu Al Kaada 1432 corresponding to 13 October 2011 setting the conditions and procedures for the procurement, holding, operating, use and disposal of sensitive equipment