Maroc Telecom has reassured its customers about the continuity of its services and the quality of its facilities, which can support the increase in Internet traffic during this period of health crisis.
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.
The 3.3 billion dirhams fine imposed on Maroc Telecom has been paid into the Special Fund against Coronavirus , created to limit the spread of this virus that is wreaking havoc in the world and in Morocco.
The sanction against Maroc Telecom is already having a negative impact on the stock market. Investors fear a multiplication of investigations in other sectors.
Seven Moroccan women have distinguished themselves in the latest ranking of the American magazine Forbes, dedicated to businesswomen in the Middle East. This edition targeted women from state-owned companies, private companies, self-made women, heiresses, etc.
The value of Itissalat Al Maghrib (IAM) or the Maroc Telecom share recorded a dizzying drop of 7.52% in a single day on Monday, February 3, 2020. The reason is the record fine that the company has been ordered to pay.
Maroc Telecom has been ordered to pay more than 3 billion DH by the National Telecommunications Regulatory Agency (ANRT) for anti-competitive practices. The court has taken the dispute under advisement for a judgment set for February 24.
The mobile operators Inwi and Orange Maroc are competing to replace Maroc Telecom, the sponsor of the Botola, the Throne Cup and the national teams.
Gabon Telecom, a subsidiary of the Maroc Telecom group, launched, this Friday, November 22, a full-scale test of 5G on 3 sites in the Gabonese capital.
The return to GMT time on smartphones and computers on Sunday, October 27, surprised Moroccans, especially those who had to go to work.
Maroc Telecom published, for the first nine months of 2019, an adjusted net result attributable to the Group of 4,647 million dirhams, up 1.3% on a comparable basis, and an EBITDA of 14.4 billion, up 4.9% on a comparable basis. The Moroccan operator explains that it has benefited from the continued efforts to optimize costs, for revenues of 27.3 billion dirhams, up 0.9% on a comparable basis, thanks to mobile data.
Faced with disruptions in the Internet connection recorded in recent days, Maroc Telecom (IAM) explains itself, while apologizing to its customers.