Morocco's DGSN reveals a new visual identity for various vehicles

Morocco's DGSN reveals a new visual identity for various vehicles
Photo: Twitter @DGSN_MAROC
Tuesday 25 October 2022 - 19:17

Morocco’s General Directorate for National Security (DGSN) revealed a new “visual identity” for the various vehicles used by police rescue units, security patrols, and public security units.

The new visual identity will be applied to all new vehicles and motorcycles in the security service, a statement from the DGSN noted.

The change is part of the effort to keep up with the renewal and development of the security vehicle fleet, added the same source.

This new visual identity will be distributed to all new vehicles and motorcycles entering the field of security service beginning on this date, according to the General Directorate of National Security.

The new visual identity of public security vehicles and motorcycles is distinguished by its white color, with the red and green national security logo accompanied by the national flag, and by emphasizing the number 19 for receiving emergency requests and citizen calls, according to the same source.

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