Morocco has declared a state of emergency in an attempt to limit the number of infections, which, despite preventive measures, continues to increase. Internet users are joining the fight with a call to all Moroccans to choose the path of reason by staying at home.
Internet access is now free to the websites and platforms for distance education and training set up by the Ministry of National Education, Vocational Training, Higher Education and Scientific Research.
An interactive website dedicated to news on the new coronavirus was launched on Wednesday by the Ministry of Health.
Internet users have appreciated the initiative of a pharmacy to maintain its customers at a certain distance in the queue to avoid the spread of the coronavirus.
Morocco’s efforts, ranked 59th, are not enough in terms of Internet access, to the point of being one of the weakest countries in the index to support its inclusion on a global scale.
The National Commission for the Control of Personal Data Protection is working to finalize the architecture of identifiers at the national level.
About 400 reports of incitement to hatred were recorded on social networks in 2019, compared to 318 in 2018. These data were published by the Movement against Racism, Anti-Semitism and Xenophobia (Mrax), which is concerned about the speed at which the phenomenon is growing in Belgium.
Moroccans can now request their summary and full birth certificates online, and receive them by registered mail, without having to go to the place of issuance, the Head of Government announced.
Morocco wants to embark on the electronic courts project, a wish expressed by the First President of the Court of Cassation, and Deputy President of the Supreme Council of the Judiciary, Mustafa Fares.
Facebook is adopting a revamped interface starting next spring. Promised at a conference in April 2019, this new Facebook design is already delighting some users.
Online commerce platforms could generate 3 million jobs in Africa by 2025. This is what the Boston Consulting Group (BCG) consulting firm indicates.
Morocco has the best connection in the Maghreb, far ahead of Algeria, Libya and Tunisia. This is revealed by the global ranking of the specialized site Speedtest Global Index on mobile and fixed internet connection.