Canada picks Morocco for groundbreaking digital visa pilot

As cyberattacks surge across Morocco, the country’s cybersecurity sector has reached $1.2 billion, driven by government initiatives, digital transformation, and growing demand for Managed Detection and Response services

Maroc Telecom, Orange Maroc, and Inwi have launched 5G networks across Morocco, promising ultra-fast connectivity just weeks before AFCON 2025 kicks off.

Neo Motors has unveiled the E-NEO Dial-E, Morocco’s first EU-certified electric vehicle, signaling the nation’s shift toward sustainable mobility and reinforcing its status as a regional manufacturing powerhouse.

The consultancy firm's first Digital Resilience Centre in the Middle East and North Africa region was unveiled yesterday in Casablanca, Morocco's port city.

The two-year program is designed for graduates with bachelor's degrees in mathematics, computer science, or physics.

The company says it is empowering banks and fintechs in the region with access to its globally recognised payment technology and local service infrastructure.

This process, according to the regulator, aims to provide the Kingdom of Morocco with the latest technologies to support its economic development.

Morocco has nearly tripled its start-up funding to $94.96 million, positioning itself as North Africa's growing technology powerhouse.

The funding will support expansion across the continent, beginning with Morocco.

The two companies will deliver connectivity and digital services to Moroccan enterprise customers.

The partnership aims to improve the country's digital readiness while also supporting government initiatives to increase internet access and build a strong digital ecosystem.

The objective is to strengthen fibre optic expansion and support the development of 5G network in Morocco.