Royal Decree No. 67/2014 promulgated the Competition Protection and Anti-Monopoly Law, and Royal Decree No. 2/2018 established the Centre. Under Royal Decree No. 97/2020, the Centre’s allocations, assets, rights, obligations and property were transferred to the Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Investment Promotion, and the Centre was abolished.
Vision and Mission
A fair and stimulating economic environment founded on free competition and law enforcement.
Strategic Objectives
Raise awareness
Expedite the resolution of reports
Develop economic analysis tools
Competencies and Functions
Enforcing laws, conducting market studies, carrying out inquiries and investigations into prohibited practices, and receiving and reviewing economic concentration applications.
Organisational Structure
The Centre comprises the Prohibited Practices Department, the Economic Concentration Department, and the Monitoring and Analysis Department.