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Number Ranges Assigned to Moroccan Telecommunications Operators Number ranges assigned to Moroccan telecommunications operators 1. Numbers for mobile networks : Mobile numbers are composed of ten digits: 0ZABPQMCDU Z= 6 or 7. Mobile numbers assigned to mobile operators are as below: Ranges assigned Operator 0ZABPQMCDU* 0610XXXXXX 0611XXXXXX 0613XXXXXX 0615XXXXXX 0616XXXXXX 0618XXXXXX 0622XXXXXX 0623XXXXXX 0624XXXXXX 0628XXXXXX 0636XXXXXX 0637XXXXXX 0639XXXXXX 0641XXXXXX 0642XXXXXX 0643XXXXXX 0648XXXXXX 0650XXXXXX 0651XXXXXX 0652XXXXXX 0653XXXXXX 0654XXXXXX ITISSALAT AL-MAGHRIB 0655XXXXXX 0658XXXXXX 0659XXXXXX 0661XXXXXX 0662XXXXXX 0666XXXXXX 0667XXXXXX 0668XXXXXX 0670XXXXXX 0671XXXXXX 0672XXXXXX 0673XXXXXX 0676XXXXXX 0677XXXXXX 0678XXXXXX 0682XXXXXX 0689XXXXXX 0696XXXXXX 0697XXXXXX 0761XXXXXX 0762XXXXXX 0766XXXXXX 0767XXXXXX 0612XXXXXX 0614XXXXXX 0617XXXXXX MEDI TELECOM 0619XXXXXX 0620XXXXXX 0621XXXXXX Update issued on 14/06/2021 Page 1 of 5 0625XXXXXX 0631XXXXXX 0632XXXXXX 0644XXXXXX 0645XXXXXX 0649XXXXXX 0656XXXXXX 0657XXXXXX 0660XXXXXX 0663XXXXXX 0664XXXXXX 0665XXXXXX 0669XXXXXX 0674XXXXXX 0675XXXXXX 0679XXXXXX 0684XXXXXX 0688XXXXXX 0691XXXXXX 0693XXXXXX 0694XXXXXX 0770XXXXXX 0771XXXXXX 0772XXXXXX 0773XXXXXX 0774XXXXXX 0775XXXXXX 0777XXXXXX 0526XXXXXX 0527XXXXXX 0533XXXXXX 0534XXXXXX 0540XXXXXX 0546XXXXXX 0547XXXXXX 0550XXXXXX 0553XXXXXX 060XXXXXXX 0626XXXXXX 0627XXXXXX 0629XXXXXX 0630XXXXXX 0633XXXXXX 0634XXXXXX Wana Corporate 0635XXXXXX 0638XXXXXX 0640XXXXXX 0646XXXXXX 0647XXXXXX 0680XXXXXX 0681XXXXXX 0687XXXXXX 0690XXXXXX 0695XXXXXX 0698XXXXXX 0699XXXXXX 0700XXXXXX 0701XXXXXX 0702XXXXXX 0703XXXXXX Update issued on 14/06/2021 Page 2 of 5 0704XXXXXX 0705XXXXXX 0706XXXXXX 0707XXXXXX 0708XXXXXX 0709XXXXXX 0710XXXXXX 0711XXXXXX 0712XXXXXX * X : varies from 0 to 9. 2. Geographical numbers for fixed networks and next generation networks : Geographical numbers are composed of ten digits: 0ZABPQMCDU Z= 5. Geographical numbers assigned to national operators are as below: 2.1. ITISSALAT AL-MAGHRIB / Fixed network Ranges Ranges Zone/City Zone/City assigned * assigned * Casablanca, Berrechid, Deroua, 05220 XXXXX Marrakech 05240 XXXXX Had Soualem. Marrakech, Kelaa, Attaouia, 05242 XXXXX Casablanca, Bouskoura, Ain 05221 XXXXX Tamellalt, Freita, Sidi Rahal, EL Harrouda Brouj, Settat. Casablanca 05222 XXXXX Marrakech, Benguerir, Skhour 05243 XXXXX Casablanca, Berrechid 05223 XXXXX Rhamna, Sidi Bouathmane, Casablanca 05224 XXXXX Oukeimdene. Casablanca, Berrechid, Deroua. 05225 XXXXX Marrakech, Chemaia, EL Kelaa, 05244 XXXXX Casablanca 05226 XXXXX Ait Ourir, Tahanaout, Tamesloht, Casablanca 05227 XXXXX Amezmiz, Ourika. Casablanca, Bouskoura. 05228 XXXXX Safi 05246 XXXXX Casablanca, Sidi Rahal, Had 05229 XXXXX Essaouira, Tamanar, Hanchan, 05247 XXXXX Soualem, Berrechid. Talmest, Ghazoua. Ouarzazate, Skoura, Toundoute, 05248 XXXXX Klaa, Khmis Dades, Boumalen, Tinghir, Taghazoute, Oudgha, Tazarine, Zagoura, Tmgroute, Tagounite, Mhamid, Tinzouline, Tamzmoute, Agdez, Taznakhte, Tabounte. Casablanca, Benslimane. 05231 XXXXX Agadir, Taroudante, Oulad Teima. 05280 XXXXX Benslimane, Mohammedia. 05232 XXXXX Agadir, Anza, Aourir, Taghazout, 05282 XXXXX El Jadida, Jorf Lasfar, Khemis 05233 XXXXX Belfaa, Ait Melloul, Ait Baha, Zemamra, Azemmour, Sidi Bouzid, Massa, Tikiouine, Tamri, Sidi Bennour, Bir Jdid, Sidi Smail, Had Bensergao, Drarga. Oulad Frej, El oualidia, Larbaa Agadir, Bensergao, Drarga. 05283 XXXXX Aounate, My Abdellah, Tnine Taroudant, Oulad Teima, Sebt 05285 XXXXX Chtouka, Beni Yakhlef, Pont Guerdane. Blondin, Benslimane, Tiznit, Tighmi, Tlat Lakhsas. 05286 XXXXX Mohammedia. Tata, Assa, TanTan. 05287 XXXXX Beni Mellal, Oued Zem, El ksiba, 05234 XXXXX Agadir, Tafraoute, Tata, Akka, 05288 XXXXX Kasba Tadla, Zaouet Cheikh, Sebt Biougra, Ait Amira, Sidi Bibi, Oulad Nemma, Fkih Ben Salah, Taroudant, Ighram, Tiznit, Afourer, Ouaouizarht, Khemis Guelmim, Tantan. Ouled Ayad, Ait Aatab, Sidi Jaber, Dakhla, Laayoune 05289 XXXXX Oulad M’Barek, Dar Oulad Zidouh, Bzou, Had Bradia, Azilal, Khouribga, Settat, Ben Ahmed. Oulad Said, Oulad Zmam, Sidi Aissa, 05235 XXXXX Tagleft, Aghbala, EL Ksiba, Oulad Yaich, Zaouiet Cheikh, Ouled Update issued on 14/06/2021 Page 3 of 5 Abdellah, Ouled Rguiaa, Tagzirt, Fkih Ben Salah, Beni Mellal, Khouribga, Boujniba, Hattane, Boulanoire, Lagfaf, Tlat Loulad, Oued Zem, Bejaad, Demnate, Azilal. Settat, Ben Ahmed, Oulad Abbou, 05237 XXXXX Sidi Hajjaj, Ras Ain. El Jadida 05238 XXXXX Rabat, Tamesna 05370 XXXXX Ifrane 05350 XXXXX Rabat 05371 XXXXX Guercif, Had Oulad Zbair, Ajdir, Tizi 05352 XXXXX Rabat 05372 XXXXX Ousli, Taza, Oued Amlil, Aknoul, Kenitra, Mehdia, Sidi Taybi, Sidi 05373 XXXXX Zerarda, Guigou, Azrou. Yahia, Dar EL Gueddari, Dar Rich, Errachidia, Midelt, Aghbalou, 05353 XXXXX Balamri, Sidi Allal Tazi. Kerrouchen, Zaida, Tounfite, My Bouslham, Arbaoua, Lalla 05374 XXXXX Aguelmous, Ait Ishak, EL Kbab, Mimouna, Mbelksiri, Ouazane, Souk Khenifra, Mrirt, My Bouazza, Haj Larbaa, Sanaoubar, Tamesna, Kaddour, Meknès. Temara, Bouznika. Meknès, Agourai, Boufekrane, 05354 XXXXX Sala El Jadida, Sidi Kacem, Sidi 05375 XXXXX Taoujdate, Mhaya, Beni Mhamed. Slimane, Rabat, Temara, Ain Errachidia, Erfoud, Rissani, Rich, 05355 XXXXX Aouda, Skhirate, Tifelt, Khemisset, Midelt, Aghbalou, Kerrouchen, Maaziz, Tiddas, Bahraoui, Oulmes, Boumia, Itzer, Khenifra, Tighssaline, Rommani, Brachoua. Azrou, Ifrane, Ainleuh, Timahdite, Témara, Skhirate, Bouznika, Sidi 05376 XXXXX Missour, Outat EL Haj, Boulmane, Yahya Zeir, Tamesna, Rabat. Imouzzer Marmoucha, Meknès, Rabat, Salé, Skhirate, Ain Aouda, 05377 XXXXX Benimhamed, Boudarbala, Hajeb, Bouznika, Témara. My Driss, Sebaa Ayoune, Dkhrissa. Bouknadel, Sala EL Jadida, Salé, 05378 XXXXX Fès, Karia, Ribat Khair, Sidi Hrazem, 05356 XXXXX Had kourt. Taounate, Rhafssai, Oulad Tayeb, Ouazane, Souk Larbaa, Dlalha, 05379 XXXXX Imouzzer, Sefrou, Menzel, Bhalil, Belksiri, Khenichet, Jorf EL Melha. Tissa, Ainchegag, My Yaacoub, Taza, Guercif, Matmata, Tahala, Missour, Tindite, Azrou. Fès, Ouartzagh, Thar Souk, Ain 05357 XXXXX Aicha, Rissani, Goulmima, Tinejdad, Aoufouss, Jorf, Boudnib, Alnif, Talsinet, Bni Tajjt, Bouanane, Oujda. Goulmima, Tinejdad, Gourrama, 05358 XXXXX Alnif, Mellaab, Sidi Addi, Ifrane, Azrou. Fès, Bni Oulid, Bir Tamtam, Ras EL 05359 XXXXX Ma, Sefrou, Azzaba. Tanger 05393 XXXXX Saidia 05360 XXXXX Tanger 05394 XXXXX Berkane, Latamna, Sidi Slimane, 05362 XXXXX Larache 05395 XXXXX Chouihia. Tétouan 05396 XXXXX Nador, Ferkhana, Bni nsar, 05363 XXXXX Tétouan 05397 XXXXX Zegangane, Tlat Lota, Selouane, Tétouan, Al Hoceima. 05398 XXXXX Kariat, Arouit, Midar, Driouch, Larache, Al Hoceima. 05399 XXXXX Igetti, Iddyrene, Tazaghine, Bni Chiker. Bentayb, Tafersit, Tiztoutine, 05364 XXXXX Crona, Boudinar, Cassita, Dar Kebdani, Tala Azlaf. Oued Nachef, Hassi Blal, Lmsalla. 05365 XXXXX Oujda, Berkane, Ain Reggada, 05366 XXXXX Saidia, Ahfir, Aklim, Tafouralet, Ras EL Ma, Madagh, Bni Drar, Labsara, Update issued on 14/06/2021 Page 4 of 5 Ain Bni Mathar, Tendrara, EL Aouine, Debdou, Taourirt, Nador, Bni Nsar, Selouane, Zaio. Oujda, Bouarfa, Taourirt. 05367 XXXXX Jerada, Figuig. 05368 XXXXX 2.2. MEDI TELECOM / Next Generation Networks Casablanca 0520 XXXXXX Rabat, Kénitra 0530 XXXXXX Casablanca, Settat, 0521 XXXXXX Tanger, Tétouan, Larache, Al 0531 XXXXXX Mohammedia, Berrechid, El Hoceima, Chefchaouen Jadida, Béni Mellal, Khouribga Marrakech, Agadir, Dakhla, 0525 XXXXXX Fès, Oujda, Meknès, Taza, Nador, 0532 XXXXXX Essaouira, Laayoune, Ouarzazate, Errachidia Safi 2.3. WANA CORPORATE / Next Generation Networks Casablanca 05290 XXXXX Rabat 05380 XXXXX Casablanca 05291 XXXXX Rabat 05381 XXXXX Casablanca 05292 XXXXX Marrakech and surroundings 05298 XXXXX Tanger and surroundings 05388 XXXXX Agadir and surroundings 05299 XXXXX Fès, Meknès and surroundings 05389 XXXXX * X : varies from 0 to 9. 3. Non-geographical numbers for fixed networks and next generation networks : Non-geographical numbers are composed of ten digits: 0ZABPQMCDU Z= 8. Non-geographical numbers assigned to national operators are as below: Ranges assigned Operator Service 0ZABPQMCDU* 08080 XXXXX VoIP (Centrex IP) 08083 XXXXX VoIP ITISSALAT AL-MAGHRIB 08084 XXXXX VoIP 08085 XXXXX VoIP 089293 XXXX Payphone over VSAT MEDI TELECOM 08082 XXXXX VoIP Wana Corporate 08081 XXXXX VoIP * X : varies from 0 to 9. 4. Others : 4.1. GMPCS systems type GlobalStar : Number ranges assigned to the operator Al Hourria Telecom are as below: 08920 XXXXX 08921 XXXXX 08922 XXXXX * X : varies from 0 to 9. 4.2. VSAT operators : Operator Ranges assigned * CIMECOM 059240 XXXX SPACECOM 059241 XXXX GULFSAT MAGHREB 059242 XXXX ITISSALAT AL-MAGHRIB 059293 XXXX * X : varies from 0 to 9. Update issued on 14/06/2021 Page 5 of 5 .
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