Morocco is set to launch satellite internet services from Starlink and OneWeb in 2025, becoming one of the first North African countries to do so. This move aligns with Morocco’s “Digital Morocco 2030” policy, aiming to strengthen digital infrastructure, increase connectivity, and foster economic growth across Africa.
Morocco evaluated and reinforced vital platforms and issued alerts to address vulnerabilities and enhance cybersecurity resilience.
The Moroccan government plans to invest 360 million dirhams (about $36 million) to establish a specialized gaming zone in Rabat. This initiative aims to foster game development, coding, and professional training, ultimately generating jobs and attracting international talent, reinforcing Morocco’s position as a gaming hub in Africa and the Middle East.
Nokia has inaugurated its Innovation Center in Salé, Morocco, in partnership with the Ministry of Digital Transition. This regional hub aims to enhance digital transformation, support 5G readiness, and develop local talent. Equipped with advanced technologies, the center will contribute to Morocco’s Digital 2030 vision and foster innovation.
Morocco has partnered with Huawei to enhance its gaming industry and promote digital transformation. This collaboration includes providing essential technologies like 5G and cloud support, positioning Morocco as a competitive hub for gaming in North Africa while empowering local developers and fostering innovation in the digital entertainment sector.
Key components include an integrated information system, the use of artificial intelligence (AI), and public-private partnerships.
Morocco has launched its Digital 2030 strategy, aiming to transform the economy and society by creating 240,000 digital jobs and generating 100 billion dirhams ($10.36 billion) for GDP. The plan includes launching 3,000 startups and expanding 5G coverage, emphasizing the importance of digital infrastructure and innovation.
Userguest, a Moroccan SaaS startup, has raised $2.4 million in Seed funding led by Al Mada Ventures. The platform helps hotels optimize direct revenue with personalized visitor messages. The funding will boost Userguest’s sales team and drive product innovation for rapid growth.
Morocco has launched a digital economy strategy aiming to create 240,000 jobs by 2030. The plan includes training 100,000 youths annually and enhancing digital infrastructure. By 2030, it targets 70% 5G household access and high-speed internet for 5 million homes.
Morocco’s new digital economy strategy aims to create 240 jobs by 2030, enhance digital training for 100,000 youth annually, and invest 11 billion dirhams to boost the nation’s GDP and modernize infrastructure. The plan includes expanding high-speed internet and 5G access across the country.
