Actually, a 2016 global conference of Muslim religious and state leaders in Marrakesh appeared to revoke Koranically mandated dhimmitude.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marrakesh_Declaration

But legal and practical discrimination remains:

"Christians worship in private homes and secret congregations exist where Christian converts gather to practice their faith, said conference attendee Anne Marie Teeuwissen, 63, a Protestant French citizen who has lived in Morocco for more than 30 years and is married to a Moroccan man.

Refusing to convert to Islam disadvantages her, she said. Under Moroccan law, she cannot inherit her husband’s assets, and her children cannot inherit anything from her.

“When spouses of Muslim Moroccans are naturalized, there is a pressure for them to convert to Islam,” she said. “I chose to not convert, and I am accepting the consequences.”

https://religionnews.com/2016/01/27/morocco-summit-pushes-muslim-clerics-improve-lot-religious-minorities/