A week after an initial bug on the value of the dirham , Google has repeated the offense. On Wednesday, January 25, in the afternoon, Internet users noted a change in the conversion of the Moroccan currency to the euro.
Some conversion platforms on Google seemed to indicate on Wednesday a sharp depreciation of the dirham against the euro, sparking a wave of reactions on social media. This is not the case, reassures Bank Al-Maghrib, which states that the value of one euro is around 11 dirhams.
"Little Rayan", the 5-year-old Moroccan boy who accidentally fell into a well in Ighrane (Chefchaouen) and died a few days later, is among the most searched keywords on Google in 2022.
Google has revealed the most searched terms in the world during this period when the World Cup is being played in Qatar. The term "Morocco" tops the ranking.
The messages of congratulations continue after Morocco’s historic qualification for the World Cup semi-finals . Google CEO Sundar Pichai also saluted this feat of the Atlas Lions.
On Sunday, November 27, the search engine Google posted a Doodle in honor of Israeli-Moroccan actress and activist Ronit Elkabetz. A well-deserved tribute to the woman considered a diva of cinema.
To celebrate the 66th anniversary of Morocco’s independence on November 18, Google has created a "doodle" in the colors of the national emblem.
Moroccan experts (engineers, developers, marketers...) are pleading for the monetization of Android applications in Morocco. In this sense, Mehdi Sakout, Senior Android engineer, has addressed an open letter to Google.
The search engine Google, launched on the Internet on September 27, 1998, celebrates its 23rd anniversary today. During the year 2020, more than 90% of Moroccans used Google "as their main search engine," according to a study.
Moroccan startups will participate in Google’s accelerator program extended to the Middle East and North Africa region.
As in previous years, Google is celebrating, on Wednesday, November 18, the 65th anniversary of Morocco’s independence.
Faced with the coronavirus pandemic, Apple and Google are offering states "tracking" of data. This involves the implementation of technological tools to help curb the spread of the virus.