North Africa’s UAS policies are as diverse as the region itself. Though conflicts have taken place across much of the region and resulted in tightly controlled environments within some countries, many countries have unenforced or unclear regulatory frameworks. Morocco stands out as the exception with a permissive but regulated standard for unmanned aerial systems.
Country |
Region |
Regulatory Status |
|---|---|---|
| Algeria | North Africa | Unregulated |
| Egypt | North Africa | Prohibited |
| Libya | North Africa | Unknown |
| Morocco | North Africa | Restricted |
| Sudan | North Africa | Unknown |
| Tunisia | North Africa | Prohibited |
| Western Sahara | North Africa | Unknown |