Technology news and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Technology News and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Morocco has signed an agreement to build the National School of Advanced Technologies in Dakhla, a MAD 100 million project supporting development in the southern provinces. The school will specialize in AI, robotics, and digital systems, expand regional engineering programs, strengthen research, and align with national efforts to boost education and economic growth.
Morocco’s education and innovation leaders have launched a Graduate School of Engineering dedicated to digital transformation and AI, aiming to align academic programs with the country’s economic and technological development goals. This move strengthens specialized training to meet emerging sector demands.
Moroccan students preparing for international exams are increasingly using Studocu’s AI-powered platform, which offers interactive study aids like homework help, instant explanations via camera, personalized quizzes, and direct AI Q&A. This trend highlights growing digital adoption in Morocco’s education sector.
Morocco is launching the “YouCode Fès” school in the Fès-Meknès region to enhance digital skills in programming and coding. This initiative aligns with Morocco’s Digital Maroc 2030 strategy, aiming to create 270,000 digital jobs by 2030 and boost digital export revenues. The school will improve youth employability in tech.
Morocco is enhancing its digital transformation by launching the “Code 212” digital skills center in partnership with Huawei Morocco and Hassan II University of Casablanca. This initiative aims to equip students with essential training in areas like AI, cloud computing, and IoT, aligning with Morocco’s national education goals by 2030.