
Huawei Morocco Pushes for Rapid 5G Deployment to Boost Digital Ecosystem
Huawei Morocco is ambitious to deploy the 5G network as quickly as possible in the kingdom.

Huawei Morocco is ambitious to deploy the 5G network as quickly as possible in the kingdom.

If IPTV, this magical box in vogue in the Maghreb and France, brings happiness to many soccer fans, it brings misery to pay-TV broadcasters of sports programs. But the latter do not admit defeat.

The Benguerir Data Center is the result of a cooperation between OCP and the Mohammed VI Polytechnic University (UM6P). A partnership to activate the digital transformation of the Moroccan ecosystem.

Morocco is in the second global ranking of "digital quality of life" established by Surfshark.

Moroccan women unwittingly caught up in an international prostitution network. They are lured through a new instant messaging app designed for job search.

The Moroccan Cinematographic Center (CCM) is renewing the operation of presenting Moroccan fiction feature films and documentaries on its website starting this Tuesday, July 14, 2020. This follows the success of the experience during the lockdown.

Morocco has big dreams for the digital sector, which has shown all its importance in these times of Covid-19. The kingdom intends to attract 10 billion dirhams in foreign investment and create more than 120,000 jobs.

A few days before the end of confinement, ready-to-wear stores regret being forgotten by the local authorities. They are eagerly awaiting the green light from the Moroccan authorities to resume their activities.

Moroccans have developed a rare dependence on social networks during this period of confinement imposed by the authorities to curb the spread of covid-19 in the kingdom. This is evidenced by the explosion of posts since March 13.

WhatsApp announced on Tuesday a limitation on message sharing. The purpose of this decision is to fight against misinformation about the coronavirus epidemic that tends to create more panic.

The Moroccan Cinematographic Center (CCM) has found a way to support citizens during this period of confinement due to the spread of the coronavirus. It announced that it will be posting a series of Moroccan feature films online starting March 31.

The Ministry of National Education has announced in a press release that it plans to use the Microsoft Teams collaborative service to allow students enrolled in private schools to follow their courses remotely through virtual classrooms.