Morocco’s definitive return to GMT does not only concern clocks. Microsoft, IBM and Broadcom had to update their systems to avoid programming errors or computer tasks being triggered at the wrong time.
The United States has launched a solicitation to supply the Royal Air Forces with 500 feet, or 152 meters, of special electrical wiring. Intended for critical flight circuits, the equipment must withstand fire and be delivered within five days of the order.
Apple TV is becoming available in Morocco for the first time. The streaming service and more than 200 Apple Arcade games will be included at no extra cost with iCloud+, whose first plan costs around 0.86 euros per month.
Cisco will strengthen its presence in Morocco through a new project aimed at developing the country’s digital infrastructure. The American group is partnering with Cybastion to improve, in particular, cybersecurity and the cloud services used by government administrations and businesses.
Morocco’s 5G had started at nearly 267 Mb/s. Six months later, measurements are hovering around 160 to 165 Mb/s. A decrease of about 38%, the steepest observed in North Africa.
Royal Air Maroc plans to install Starlink across its fleet by 2027. The experiences already carried out by Qatar Airways and United provide a very concrete idea of what awaits travelers: streaming, online work and speeds that can far exceed 100 Mb/s in mid-flight.
Sellers of subscriptions that illegally provide access to online channels, matches or films now face a strengthened legal framework in Morocco. In the event of repeat offending, certain violations can lead to up to four years in prison and a fine of 600,000 dirhams.
The penalty is an unusual one for an influencer. The Marrakech court sentenced Soukaina Glamour to ten months in prison and, above all, banned her from using social media for three years.
A Moroccan woman, married to a French citizen and the mother of two French children, found herself caught between the Digital Administration for Foreigners in France (ANEF) and the prefecture while trying to renew her residence permit. The courts have just suspended the refusal and ordered the administration to register her application, subject to a €100-per-day penalty.
A few days after becoming one of the most widely shared faces of the events in Sebta, Moroccan national Jamal Jalil could be in for an unexpected sequel. A Spanish reality show has just presented him among its potential new contestants.
The digitalization of tax services is accelerating. In 2025, the General Tax Directorate recorded more than 26.5 million dematerialized procedures . An overall increase of 8% that confirms massive adoption of remote tools.
A CESE report highlights the incivilities that weigh most heavily on daily life in Morocco. Waste, aggression and dangerous road behavior top the list of concerns.