59: Kénitra 60: Sidi Kacem 61: Béni Mellal 62: Azilal 63: Smara 64: Guelmim 65: Tan-Tan 66: Tata 67: Assa-Zag 68: Laâyoune 69: Boujdour 70: Oued Ed-Dahab 71: Aousserd 72: Casablanca Ain-Chock 73: Casablanca Nouacer 74: Casablanca Mediouna 75: M'diq - Fnideq 76: Driouch 77: Guercif 78: Ouazzane 79: Sidi Slimane 80: Midelt 81: Berrechid 82: Sidi Bennour 83: Ben Guerir 84: Fquih Ben Salah 85: Youssoufia 86: Tinghir 87: Sidi Ifni 88: Tarfaya 89: Lagouira Trailer Plates Semi-trailers heavier than a Gross weight of 750 kg are allocated two plates. They are allocated a normal plate, as previously discussed, as well as a special plate. This plate is white on red, and follows a format of [#### - ##]. Temporary Plates There are two temporary plates, the "W18" format and the "WW" format. Vehicles that are still owned by the dealership, or are being tested, and are not sold yet, are assigned a "W18" format plate. These plates are issued nationally, and do not correspond to the previously mentioned regional codes. "W18" plates are red on white, and follow the format [##### W 18]. Newly purchased vehicles in Morocco are assigned temporary sticker tags ending with the letters "WW" for two months until a permanent registration plate is assigned. These plates are issued nationally, and do not correspond to the previously mentioned regional codes. "WW" plates are black on white, and follow the format [###### WW]. Diplomatic Plates Moroccan diplomatic license plates have a yellow background and show in the left margin the letters "CD" for Corps Diplomatique and "Maroc". The other side of the plate shows "هـ د" and""المغرب"in Arabic script."هـ د" stands for "هيئة دبلوماسية", meaning Diplomatic Corps. Between these two blocks, two pairs of numbers appear, the latter indicating the country of origin. International Cooperative Plates "International Cooperative" is defined as international organizations such as the UN, or the African Union. Moroccan International cooperative license plates have a yellow background and show in the left margin the letters "CI" for Coopération Internationale and "Maroc". The other side of the plate shows "ت د" and""المغرب"in Arabic script."ت د" stands for "تعاونية الدولية", meaning international Cooperative. Between these two blocks, two pairs of numbers appear. State-owned Civilian Vehicles State-owned civilian vehicles are designated their own format of license plates. These license plates are white on black and consist of 6-digits. They also have a designating letter ج (Latin