Morocco's Competition Council has undergone major reform since 2011. New legislation has elevated the Council from its former role as a consultative authority to an independent, financially autonomous, decision-making authority. Despite these changes, however, many questions have been raised with regard to the Council's independence, and its duty to monitor and enforce free and fair competition, as well as the sufficiency of the guarantees concerning the statutory impartiality and powers that enable the Council to fulfil its mandate independently. The Council's independence merits discussion in the debate on the optimal implementation of a competition authority, as it is relevant to good governance and the rule of law. To regulate competition effectively, it is essential that the competition regulator remains independent. However, within a democratic framework, the Council's independence must be balanced by parliamentary accountability and budgetary control.

摩洛哥的竞争委员会自 2011 年以来经历了重大改革。新立法将委员会从以前的咨询机构角色提升为独立、财务自主的决策机构。然而，尽管有这些变化，许多问题涉及理事会的独立性、监督和执行自由和公平竞争的责任，以及关于使理事会能够履行职责的法定公正性和权力的充分保障其任务独立。理事会的独立性值得在关于最佳实施竞争管理机构的辩论中进行讨论，因为它与善治和法治相关。为有效监管竞争，竞争监管机构必须保持独立。然而，