
Morocco Leads Africa in Internet Connectivity, but Rural Areas Lag Behind
Certainly, Morocco has made significant progress to ensure internet access, but major challenges remain to be addressed.

Certainly, Morocco has made significant progress to ensure internet access, but major challenges remain to be addressed.

The Orange group aims to strengthen its investments in Morocco where it already employs some 3,500 people. The French telecoms giant places the kingdom at the heart of its expansion strategy in Africa and the Middle East.

Maroc Telecom has revised its offers upwards to the dismay of its subscribers who are already suffering from the high cost of living.

Algeria is waging an electronic war against Morocco "its enemy it sees everywhere" by deploying an army of "electronic flies" that swarm social networks with the mission of drowning their users in fake news.

The government of Aziz Akhannouch has unveiled the key pillars of the national strategy Digital Morocco 2030. Morocco has big ambitions for the digital economy.

Maroc Telecom has complied with the decision of the Rabat Commercial Court. The historic operator had been fined for anti-competitive practices.

Orange’s rates in Morocco are high compared to those charged in other European and African countries where it offers competitive prices.

The issue of banning TikTok, suggested by several Moroccan deputies, should be addressed during the next session of the Moroccan Parliament, which begins in October.

As Morocco prepares to host major events, including the Africa Cup of Nations (CAN 2025) and the 2030 World Cup alongside Spain and Portugal, Maroc Telecom, which holds the internet monopoly, continues to provide mediocre services at very high prices.

MP Abderrahmane Wafa, from the parliamentary group of the Party of Authenticity and Modernity (PAM) in the House of Advisors, questioned the delegate minister to the head of government in charge of digital transition and administrative reform, Ghita Mezzour, about the weakness of internet services in Marrakech and its impact on daily life and tourism.

A record fine is pushing Etisalat to consider ending its Moroccan adventure. The Emirati group holds 53% of Maroc Telecom.

As part of the strengthening of the fight against cybercrime, telecom operators are required to identify all their subscribers, Ghita Mezzour, the delegate minister in charge of Digital Transition and Administrative Reform, recently announced.