Moroccan Dahir

For other uses, see Dahir.

A Dahir (Arabic: ظهير, romanized: Ẓahīr) is a decree made by the king of Morocco.

Examples

Date	Monarch	Motive
1698	Ismail Ibn Sharif	Allowing the Franciscans to establish a mission in Meknes to care for captive Christians[1]
4 June 1864	Muhammad IV	Promoting free trade with foreign countries
November 1892	Hassan I	Establishing the first domestic organized postal service[2]
February 1907	Abdelaziz	Establishing the monopolistic powers in issuing currency the Moroccan state bank
12 August 1913	Yusef bin Hassan	Criminal proceedings
11 March 1915		Education[3]
17 November 1915		Creation of the 5-branch Seal of Solomon Flag of Morocco.[4]
8 November 1919		Creation of Compagnie de Transports au Maroc
1 November 1926		Bibliothèque Générale et Archives (the Moroccan national library) becomes a public establishment.
16 May 1930	Mohammed V	Berber justice (known as Berber Dahir)[5]
26 April 1956		Establishment of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
16 May 1956		Establishment of the General Directorate for National Security (State police)
16 July 1957		Trade unions
6 September 1958		Moroccan nationality code
21 July 1959		Founding and organization of Moroccan universities.
23 June 1960		Organization of communes
24 October 1962	Hassan II	Agricultural chambers (modified on 26 August 1992)
12 September 1963		Organization of prefectures and provinces
13 November 1963		Education
16 June 1971		Organization of regions of Morocco
30 September 1976		New communal organization
2 April 1997		Decentralization, reorganization of the 16 regions of Morocco
17 October 2001	Mohammed VI	N°1-01-299: Creation of the Royal Institute of Amazigh Culture[6]
3 October 2002		The communal chart
10 April 2004		Creation of the Equity and Reconciliation Commission