In an era where the younger generation displays a significant interest in gadgets, Kaspersky, an international cybersecurity firm, has collaborated with the Cadi Ayad school in Casablanca to host a “Family Day” aimed at educating children about the importance of information technology.
The Kaspersky report for 2023 reveals Morocco ranks 15th globally for online infections, with 19.5% of users facing malware threats. This places the country in a high-risk category for cyber attacks, emphasizing the need for enhanced cybersecurity measures.
Huawei, at the International E-Health Forum in Rabat, committed to advancing Morocco’s digital transition in healthcare. Keynotes highlighted Huawei’s role in enhancing e-health infrastructure, emphasizing digitalization’s social and economic benefits, cybersecurity, and privacy. The company aims to collaborate in Morocco’s digital healthcare strategy, sharing expertise and developing specific use-cases for the region.
Morocco leads Africa as the most technologically advanced country, excelling in ICT and high-tech manufacturing. While pioneering in 3G and advancing in digital transformation, Morocco is preparing for 5G and ranked highly in global ICT indices. Challenges remain in financial digitization, with cash transactions still predominant.
The third edition of IBDA3 LAB in Morocco, organized by the Friedrich Naumann Foundation, concluded with showcases of innovative startups in various fields, highlighting projects like 3WINATI and DigiBlood.
CloudFret, a logistics startup, has raised €2 million for its innovative solution to optimize empty truck returns, aiming to expand its operations and double its workforce by 2024.
