While the fierce competition generated by the advent of the Covid pandemic has reduced Maroc Telecom’s revenues by 55%, the group’s international division was able to stop the bleeding thanks to its African subsidiaries.
The telecom operator Orange Morocco has received the Top Employer Morocco certification for the 6th consecutive year. An additional distinction, which confirms the company’s positioning and commitment in terms of human resources management.
Orange wants to offer its customers a quality internet subscription. It has launched a Wi-Fi, without interruptions, the best market offer in terms of router, as well as new fiber offers.
The company "Valenvi" operating in waste recycling in the city of Casablanca has designed a smart trash can, to facilitate waste collection. An innovation that was awarded the Orange Prize for Social Entrepreneurship at the local level.
Orange Money Morocco now makes money transfers from France possible. The launch of this service took place on May 20, 2020, allowing Moroccans to transfer money from the hexagon.
Orange Morocco is taking care of the accommodation of the medical staff of the Ibn Rochd University Hospital as well as the Moulay Youssef Hospital in hotels in Casablanca.
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 mobile payment solution of the telecom operator will be presented on March 10, 2020 by Yves Gauthier, CEO of Orange Morocco and Nawal Gharmili Sefrioui, CEO of Orange Money Morocco.
The operational headquarters of the Orange Middle East and Africa subsidiary has just been inaugurated in Morocco, more precisely in Casablanca. The inauguration ceremony took place in the presence of Stéphane Richard, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Orange, Alioune Ndiaye, Chief Executive Officer of Orange Middle East and Africa, the members of Orange’s Executive Committee and some personalities from the country.
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.