Morocco

Peace Corps in Morocco

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Volunteers in Morocco work with their communities on projects in youth development. During their service in Morocco, Volunteers learn to speak Moroccan Arabic (Darija). Some Volunteers also learn to speak local languages, including Tachelhit or Tamzight. 

Volunteers
All-time: 5,262
Program Dates
1963-present
Official Language
Arabic, Berber

Volunteer Openings in Morocco

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There are currently no Peace Corps Volunteer openings in Morocco.

Peace Corps Morocco is one of the Peace Corps oldest programs. Since 1963, the generosity of spirit, friendship and genuine care that Moroccan communities, families, and officials lend to Peace Corps volunteers have made the Kingdom a welcoming place for over 5,000 volunteers. As a Peace Corps Morocco Volunteer said, 'I am still amazed how many people in my community welcomed me into their homes without hesitation. They embraced me from day one, and I will never forget that.'

Susan Dwyer, Country Director

Current Projects in Morocco

Youth in Development

Stories from Morocco

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Choosing between Peace Corps and Peace Corps Response Diverse perspectives: The African American/Black Volunteer experience Teaching and learning from the youth in Morocco

Photos from Morocco

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Support Projects in Morocco

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Morocco Country Fund

Contributions to the Morocco Country Fund will support Volunteer and community projects that will take place in Morocco.

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