
Morocco's Time Change Glitch Causes Confusion on Eid Holiday
Morocco has not yet changed time. An automatic bug on mobile phones and computers is responsible for the general panic that occurred on this Eid day.

Morocco has not yet changed time. An automatic bug on mobile phones and computers is responsible for the general panic that occurred on this Eid day.

Morocco will host the first edition of the Moroccan video game show "Casablanca Gaming Expo" from March 27 to 29, 2020.

Four people were referred, last weekend, to the public prosecutor’s office by the judicial police of Rabat. They would be involved in a case of fraud, hacking and use of electronic payment cards and identity theft.

The Customs Administration now has new features in its "Automated Customs Network Base" (BADR) digitized system. It allows users to discreetly submit their refund requests and track their various requests online.

A new feature is integrated into the mobile application "Daribati". Its purpose is to facilitate the task of members of the SIMPL telematic services.

The second quarter for Morocco in terms of cybersecurity was marked by more than 5 million attacks, according to a press release from the antivirus network, Kaspersky security network.

Land registry registration fees are now payable by notaries via the electronic platform of the National Land Registry Agency. This measure was implemented on Tuesday, October 1st.

A software robot to manage customer relations at the Directorate General of Taxes (DGI). Its role will be to communicate through an automated conversation service carried out largely in natural language. A strategy to reduce workloads and accelerate the processing of requests.

Morocco is preparing to participate in the Consumer Electronics Show (CES), one of the most important trade shows in the field of electronics. It will be held from January 7 to 12, 2020 in Las Vegas. This Show, which has been opening its doors annually since 1967, has had the honor of revealing most of the innovations in electronics.

After 11 years of existence, Lexmark International has just ended its activities in Morocco. Officially, it is a question of rationalizing costs, losing the market and budget cuts.