While a number of criminal markets in Morocco are relatively limited in scope and influence, multiple markets exert significant negative influence, including human smuggling, the cocaine trade and the synthetic drug trade, all of which score 6. Morocco is one of the most important cannabis producers in the world and a key player in the distribution of the drug across the continent and beyond. Domestic consumption levels of cannabis are high and a large number of people depend on the cannabis industry. It is clear, therefore, that the drugs markets, with the exception of heroin, are the primary drivers behind Morocco’s criminal markets score. State-embedded actors are highly influential in organised crime in Morocco, involved predominantly in corruption and the cannabis market. Similarly, criminal networks, in particular drug trafficking networks, have significant influence in Morocco. With regard to resilience to organised crime, Morocco is one of the best-performing countries on the continent, ranking 3rd overall. While no indicators are scored as highly effective, Morocco nevertheless outperforms almost all African nations, with sufficiently effective regulatory and institutional frameworks. Morocco is particularly proficient in international cooperation, and the effectiveness of the judicial system and law enforcement agencies.