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When I was in Morocco, the rule was that it was not allowed to transfer more than 20000 dirhams in a year outside Morocco. I am not sure how much of that is changed but surely there is a restriction to money transfer. Since the amount was less, we used to get it converted to dollars and take the cash with us when traveling to home country. Also there are several western union branches from where you can transfer abroad.

Hello,

Normally, convrrtible accounts only allow to receive foreign currencies and operate in MAD. Exchange regulation in Morocco forbids transfers abroad except in cases where the money needs to cover studies costs or treatments related costs or judtified commercial transactions.However, it allows foreign investors who are not resident and who can show that they have financed their investment correctly through traceable bank transactions, to repatriate this investment product in a fractioned way 25% every year .

You can do no transfers abroad through Western Union or Moneygram or alike.

Althought, this is not your case, as if I understood well you will be employed in Morocco, so you will be paid by a Moroccan company/structure ? And you will surely apply for residency card allowing you to open an account in moroccan dirhams.
I suggest you treat it with your employer if possible to split the remuneration (part to your home country and part in Morocco, even if this might raise tax issues) otherwise, a solution would be to send it via Ceuta.