Technology
Morocco is attracting growing attention for its progress in artificial intelligence and digital transformation, with its digital infrastructure, technical expertise and expanding technology projects increasingly seen as potential assets for wider cooperation across the Arab and African regions. Mohamed......
Morocco is increasingly connecting space technology with agricultural science in an effort to improve the way African farmland is understood, managed and cultivated. Satellite observation, soil analysis, geographic information systems and agronomic expertise are being brought together to create a data-driven......
Morocco is moving to strengthen the linguistic capabilities of its artificial intelligence ecosystem, with the Ministry of Digital Transition and Administration Reform and Mistral announcing the first concrete outputs of their strategic partnership. The initial tools are being developed within the framework......
Morocco has climbed three places in the 2026 Global Innovation Index, reaching 54th position worldwide and recording its highest ranking to date, according to the latest edition of the index published by the World Intellectual Property Organization. The improvement continues a steady upward trajectory......
Morocco’s telecommunications market maintained a high level of connectivity during the first half of 2026, with the number of mobile phone subscriptions reaching more than 58.8 million by the end of June, according to data from the Directorate of Studies and Financial Forecasts (DEPF). The latest......
Driss Lemjaouri has been appointed director general of Technopark Morocco, also known as MITC, following a meeting of the company’s board of directors held on September 18, 2026. The board meeting was chaired by Amal El Fallah Seghrouchni, Morocco’s minister delegate in charge of Digital......
Moroccan defence technology company Ballistic Defense System (BDS) has announced the completion of the first prototype of an autonomous unmanned aerial vehicle, highlighting the growing involvement of Moroccan companies in the development of advanced defence and aerospace technologies. The company announced......
Road safety is increasingly becoming a major issue for mobility stakeholders. In its 2024-2025 Safety Report, Yango Ride highlights the evolution of its technological and assistance measures, notably a 31% decrease in serious traffic violations reported on its platform between 2024 and 2025. Globally,......
Xiaomi has officially launched its new Redmi Note 17 smartphone series in Morocco, expanding its latest generation of mid-range devices into the local market from September 22, 2026. The lineup places particular emphasis on battery capacity, durability and artificial intelligence-powered features. The......
Morocco is positioning itself for a larger role in Africa’s rapidly expanding artificial intelligence infrastructure market, with Nexus Core Systems planning a major AI factory outside Casablanca as demand for high-performance computing accelerates across the continent. NVIDIA said in a September......
The Royal Moroccan Air Force has taken delivery of its first Extra 300 LX aerobatic aircraft, marking the beginning of a new phase for Morocco’s military display capabilities. The aircraft arrived in Marrakech on September 22, according to the Moroccan Military Forum. It is expected to become......
Marrakech is set to strengthen its public transport network with the arrival of 15 Hyundai Elec City electric buses from South Korea, as part of a development assistance project designed to support cleaner urban mobility and reduce carbon emissions. The initiative brings together Hyundai Motor Company,......
Simple, the digital banking brand of Attijariwafa bank, is introducing a new account-funding service designed to make the first steps of banking in Morocco faster and more autonomous. The new feature allows customers to add money to their newly opened Simple account immediately using a bank card. According......
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