At the regional congress in Jordan, Morocco presented its digital transformation efforts. Safaa El Alaoui outlined the national roadmap supporting the “Digital Morocco 2030” strategy, which focuses on digital inclusion, public service digitization, and boosting the local digital economy. Key pillars include modernizing administration and promoting digital adoption.
Morocco plans to launch a 5G network ahead of the 2025 African Cup of Nations and the 2030 World Cup. The country aims for 25% 5G coverage by 2026 and 70% by 2030. The “Digital Morocco 2030” strategy also includes fiber optic expansion and job creation, boosting digital exports and reducing rural-urban disparities.
Ericsson hosted its Technology Days in Morocco, showcasing the potential of 5G to transform various sectors, including sports and manufacturing. The event featured live demonstrations of AI-enhanced network performance, real-time sports engagement, and 5G monetization. This aligns with Morocco’s Digital Morocco 2030 vision and 5G launch plans.
Ericsson hosted its Technology Days in Rabat and Casablanca, showcasing the transformative potential of 5G technology in Morocco. The event, aligned with the Digital Morocco 2030 initiative, featured live demos of 5G applications, including AI-driven network optimization and immersive sports fan engagement, and highlighted its role in advancing Morocco’s digital economy.
Morocco is set to host the GenAI Summit Maroc 2024 on December 10-11, bringing together AI leaders to discuss its impact on sectors like healthcare, finance, and education. The summit aligns with Morocco’s Digital Morocco 2030 plan, aiming to drive economic and technological growth through AI innovations.
Morocco partners with AI71, leveraging AI for data management as part of the “Morocco Digital 2030” strategy. The agreement, signed at Gitex Global, aims to equip Moroccan startups with advanced AI tools, boosting their global competitiveness.
