The Amicio call center in Redon is preparing to lay off its 85 employees, mostly women. A emblematic closure of the crisis in a sector hit by artificial intelligence and fierce competition from offshore countries, including Morocco.
Artificial intelligence is poised to disrupt Morocco’s labor market. By 2030, more than one million jobs could disappear. Facing this technological shock, the country suffers from a major training deficit to support this transition.
Morocco is considering using artificial intelligence to grade the practical driving test. This automated system aims to guarantee greater transparency, but professionals are concerned about the lack of adequate infrastructure to support this technology.
The Moroccan call center sector is wavering under the effect of a new French law. While 50,000 jobs are threatened, Minister Younes Sekkouri is launching a strategic counterattack to diversify markets and modernize services.
To ensure transparency and fight fraud, NARSA is integrating artificial intelligence and video surveillance into driver’s license exams. This technological shift aims to ensure equal opportunities for all candidates.
The Moroccan government has adopted new decrees to reform the financing of election campaigns . The executive branch is increasing the lump-sum aid and introducing financial bonuses to promote the election of deputies from the diaspora (MRE), young people and people with disabilities.
Morocco is accelerating its transition with the « Morocco Digital 2030» strategy . Minister Amal El Fallah Seghrouchni is focusing on training 22,500 graduates, deploying 5G, and dematerializing public services.
An international research team has developed a predictive method for locating the most dangerous scorpions in Morocco. By combining artificial intelligence with geological data, the study aims to reduce deaths linked to stings.
Chinese researchers have launched “ Habibi ,” the first open-source AI model capable of synthesizing more than 20 Arabic dialects, including Moroccan Darija. This innovation from Shanghai Jiao Tong University outperforms current commercial benchmarks.
The city of Fès has been named a winner of Bloomberg Philanthropies’ Mayors Challenge 2026. The award recognizes innovative municipal projects using artificial intelligence and citizen engagement to transform essential public services.
The initiative is led by the advanced capabilities directorate of the SETAF-AF task force. From April 20 to May 8, 2026, the effort aims to transform high-tech concepts into “concrete capabilities ready for the battlefield.” The contingent includes command-and-control systems, deep-strike solutions, and counterattack integrators, placing prototypes directly in the hands of warfighters for immediate operational evaluation.
While some countries, such as the United Arab Emirates, deploy drones and AI to observe the moon, the Kingdom remains the guardian of a centuries-old tradition. In Morocco, the beginning of the holy month of Ramadan relies on a network of 800 observers spread across 83 centers, certifying the appearance of the crescent without any reliance on technology.