Juriste — Réglementation Télécoms et Protection des Données

Juriste — Telecom Regulation & Data Protection | Maroc Telecom

Maroc Telecom (IAM), Morocco's largest telecommunications operator headquartered on Avenue Annakhil in Rabat's Hay Riad business district, is recruiting a mid-level Legal Counsel to join its Direction Juridique with a focus on telecoms regulation and data protection compliance.

Context

Morocco's telecommunications sector is regulated by the ANRT (Agence Nationale de Réglementation des Télécommunications), and data protection is governed by the CNDP (Commission Nationale de contrôle de la Protection des Données à caractère Personnel) under Loi n°09-08. As Maroc Telecom expands its digital services — including 5G, mobile money, and cloud — the need for specialised regulatory lawyers has never been greater.

Benefits

• Competitive MAD salary with telecoms-sector benefits and profit-sharing
• Career mobility within Maroc Telecom and the Etisalat group across 11 African countries
• Cutting-edge work at the intersection of technology and regulation
• Modern office environment in Rabat's Hay Riad business district

• Advise on regulatory compliance with ANRT licensing, spectrum, and interconnection requirements
• Manage data protection compliance programmes under Loi 09-08 and coordinate with the CNDP
• Draft and review commercial contracts with enterprise clients, content providers, and technology partners
• Support Maroc Telecom's 5G rollout and mobile money licensing from a regulatory perspective
• Advise on competition law issues related to telecoms, including Conseil de la Concurrence inquiries
• Review and negotiate tower-sharing and infrastructure agreements with other operators

• Master's degree in IT Law, Telecommunications Law, or Business Law
• 3-5 years' experience in telecom regulation, data protection, or technology law
• Knowledge of ANRT regulations, Loi n°09-08 (data protection), and Loi n°24-96 (telecommunications)
• Understanding of GDPR principles and their interaction with Moroccan data protection law
• Experience advising on digital services, e-commerce, or fintech is an advantage
• Fluent French; Arabic required; English advantageous for international projects