Development and modernity
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Banknotes and coins also highlight the Kingdom's ambitions and achievements and reflect a promising future through the representation of large-scale infrastructure and projects. |
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The first major modern port in the Kingdom, the port of Casablanca is a real source of development for Morocco. An old view of the port can be seen on the back of the MAD 100 banknote issued between 1957 and 1959, bearing the image of His Majesty King Hassan II. The mining industry played a key role in laying the foundations for Morocco's modern economy. The reverse side of the MAD 5 banknote issued in 1970 features a view of the phosphate mining complex in Safi.
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Issued in 2019 to mark the 20th anniversary of the enthronement of His Majesty King Mohammed VI, the MAD 20 banknote features a design that reflects the modernity and development of the flagship projects carried out during the reign of His Majesty King Mohammed VI (Mohammed VI Bridge, Noor 3 Solar Power Plant, Mohammed VI Satellite, Al-Boraq High-Speed Rail Line). |
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The major construction projects completed under the auspices of His Majesty King Mohammed VI are the main theme of the 2012 series of banknotes. The tramway crossing the new Hassan II Bridge, which connects the cities of Rabat and Sale, is visible on the back of the MAD 20 note. The MAD 100 note features a representation of wind turbines. The MAD 200 banknote shows a stylized view of the Port of Tangier-Med. |
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