For the 3rd consecutive year, Morocco will be the only African country represented at the prestigious Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. An event that will take place from January 7 to 10, 2020 in the American city.
Children will spend less to get the new biometric identity card. This was one of the key amendments introduced by parliamentary advisors to the Finance Bill (PLF 2020).
A total of 218 undeclared smartphones, valued at 1,046,250 dirhams, were seized on Thursday, October 10th at the Sebta crossing point. The defendant, a Moroccan Resident Abroad (MRE), was immediately arrested.
The Minister of the Interior and National Defense has issued an alert to warn of a "Use-after-free" type attack, revealed by Google. This assault concerns certain national users of smartphones operating under Android.
Two billion dirhams were spent by Moroccans in the second quarter of 2019 for the acquisition of smartphones.
The second quarter for Morocco in terms of cybersecurity was marked by more than 5 million attacks, according to a press release from the antivirus network, Kaspersky security network.
Equipment manufacturers are gearing up for the installation of 5G in Morocco. To achieve this, Huawei, a Chinese group, and Ericsson, a Swedish company, are not going easy but with big means planned to meet customer demand and to establish themselves on the market.
The Moroccan authorities are on alert in the face of the proliferation of drones in the airspace. Aware of the danger these flying devices pose to the population and on the territory, they are taking measures to control their flight.
Morocco is ranked 74th worldwide, according to the 2019 Global Innovation Index. This news is published by the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO), in collaboration with various other international actors and institutions.
Morocco participated in the 3rd edition of "Viva Technology" in France from May 16 to 18. For three days, the young people invited by the Digital Development Agency (ADD) seduced more than one, starting with the first of the French. Emmanuel Macron indeed seized this opportunity to highlight the importance of Moroccan startups in the French ecosystem.
The World Bank approved on Tuesday the granting of a loan to Morocco of around 611 million euros, or more than 6 billion dirhams, for the development of digital technologies.