Competition for 300 Judicial Attaché Positions at the Supreme Judicial Council

An Exceptional Opportunity in the Judicial Field

The Supreme Judicial Council announces the opening of a competitive examination for the recruitment of 300 judicial attachés within the ordinary judiciary. This opportunity represents a significant professional turning point for graduates holding qualifications in legal sciences or sharia law, allowing them to join one of the most prestigious judicial institutions in the Kingdom of Morocco.

Competition Details and Required Conditions

The examination will take place on March 27, 28, and 29, 2026, at the Faculty of Legal, Economic, and Social Sciences in Salé. It targets candidates holding:

• A master's or specialized master's degree, or a diploma of advanced or specialized graduate studies in legal sciences
• A master's degree or equivalent in sharia law issued by one of the sharia faculties
• A bachelor's degree in private law or sharia law or equivalents

Candidates must not exceed 45 years of age as of January 1, 2026, and must meet the conditions stipulated in Article 7 of Organic Law No. 106.13 relating to the statute of judges.

Quota System and Allocations

The Supreme Judicial Council has reserved 25% of the budgetary positions for persons benefiting from the status of resistance fighter, orphan of the nation, former military personnel, or former combatant. Additionally, 7% of these positions are designated for persons with disabilities, reflecting the institution's commitment to inclusion and equal opportunity policies.

Application Procedures and Deadlines

Interested candidates must register through the dedicated IT application on the website www.attaches.cspj.ma. The deadline for electronic registration and uploading of scanned documents is February 16, 2026, at 4:30 PM.

The application file must include:

• An application for participation addressed to the Deputy President of the Supreme Judicial Council
• A copy of a valid national identity card
• A copy of the required diploma or certificate
• A transcript of grades obtained during university studies
• A recent passport-sized photograph
• Certificates related to quotas if applicable

Selection Phases and Examinations

The number of candidates admitted to take the written examination is set at ten times the number of positions available. If the preselection of master's degree or graduate diploma holders does not cover this number, it will be supplemented by bachelor's degree holders.

The preliminary list of candidates admitted to the written tests will be published on the websites of the Supreme Judicial Council and the Higher Institute of the Judiciary. Candidates not included may file an appeal within a maximum period of three days from the date of publication.

The Supreme Judicial Council

The Supreme Judicial Council is a constitutional institution that oversees the application of guarantees granted to judges and manages their professional affairs. Under the presidency of His Majesty King Mohammed VI, the Council enjoys complete independence in exercising its prerogatives.

This recruitment falls within the framework of implementing the provisions of Organic Law No. 100.13 relating to the Supreme Judicial Council and Organic Law No. 106.13 relating to the statute of judges, aiming to strengthen judicial competencies and modernize the national judicial apparatus.