Banknote Billet Morocco 100 dirhams Mohamed VI, Roi 2025

This 100 dirham banknote was issued by Morocco in 2025 on the occasion of the FIFA World Cup, a major event for which Morocco is one of the host countries. It is a commemorative issue in UNC (Uncirculated) condition, meaning the banknote has never been put into circulation and retains a perfect state of preservation, with no signs of wear whatsoever.

This banknote bears the effigy of Mohamed VI, King of Morocco, in keeping with the tradition of Moroccan monetary and fiduciary issues that depict the reigning sovereign. The face value of 100 dirhams represents a significant denomination in the Moroccan monetary system, the dirham being the official currency of the Kingdom of Morocco.

The issue of this banknote is part of the preparation and celebration of the 2030 FIFA World Cup, for which Morocco is among the host nations. Commemorative banknotes of this type serve as fiduciary records of historical events and are generally produced in limited quantities, intended both for circulation and for preservation by collectors.

This issue represents a fiduciary document with a dual dimension: on one hand, an official monetary instrument issued by the competent Moroccan authorities, and on the other hand, a collectible item linked to a global sporting event of particular historical significance for the Kingdom of Morocco.