
Morocco’s Vision for Digital Transformation in Healthcare Unveiled at GITEX Global
Key components include an integrated information system, the use of artificial intelligence (AI), and public-private partnerships.
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.
Morocco is advancing its digital transformation through a partnership focused on research and development in digital fields. The goal is to build a skilled workforce, with initiatives aimed at training 45,000 digital talents annually and supporting innovation in key sectors.
Morocco’s Ministry of Digital Transition has partnered with FRDISI to support digital research and innovation. The partnership includes funding 18 doctoral theses, aligning with national goals to increase the ICT sector’s GDP contribution and create 125,000 new jobs.
Userguest, a Moroccan startup, has raised $2.4 million to expand and innovate its hotel revenue optimization tool. The investment will enhance Userguest’s technology for personalizing hotel guest interactions, aiming to increase direct bookings and user satisfaction across over 30 countries.
Morocco has relaunched the e-TAMKEEN program on Academia Raqmya to train more civil servants and professionals in digital skills. The program, running from 2018 to 2023, has already trained 6,800 participants, supporting Morocco’s national digital strategy, Maroc Digital 2030.
Morocco’s “Décollage 2025” initiative aims to transform its airports with digital technology, including e-gates and smart systems, enhancing efficiency and security. This investment prepares Morocco for upcoming international events and improves its appeal as a tourist destination.