.المغرب (Morocco) (‏.المغرب‎)

This is the Arabic-script country-code top-level domain for Morocco. It represents the country in the Arabic language, offering a domain namespace for Moroccan websites. The TLD is managed by the Agence Nationale de Réglementation des Télécommunications (ANRT), the national telecommunications regulatory authority based in Rabat. Registration is open to individuals and organizations with a direct connection to Morocco, typically requiring a local presence or representative. The domain uses the Arabic script to spell out the word for Morocco. It provides an alternative to the ASCII .ma ccTLD for Arabic-speaking internet users. The ANRT oversees both the technical operation and policy for this TLD, ensuring it meets Moroccan internet governance standards.

Delegated in the root zone on February 5, 2011, this was one of the first Arabic-script country-code TLDs to be introduced. The delegation followed a report from IANA in April 2011 that confirmed the suitability and community support for representing Morocco in Arabic characters. Its introduction was part of the broader IDN ccTLD program, aimed at expanding internet access for non-Latin script languages.