The desire to occupy the Moroccan commercial space is growing more and more with the terminal manufacturer Huawei. The Chinese firm, which intends to further mark its presence, does not skimp on the means: marketing, communication, deployment of solutions, product launches, nothing is left to chance.
The Chinese company Huawei intends to launch 5G in Morocco . In this regard, it has expressed its willingness to work with its partners in the telecommunications field.
Inwi money, the first and only mobile money subsidiary of Telecom Inwi, has recorded a total of 140,000 customers and 7 million dirhams in transactions, after 4 months of activity.
The National Telecommunications Regulatory Agency (ANRT) has defined new priorities for the telecoms sector for the next four years. This is the essence of the latest session of the agency’s board of directors.
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.
Mobile phones are now banned in penitentiary institutions for security reasons.
Telecom service subscribers wishing to port their numbers to other operators can breathe a sigh of relief. They will now benefit from reduced processing times.
While he was only a pure product of telecommunications, Yacine Benarbia is surprising his entourage by opening the "Burger’s bar" in his childhood neighborhood, the Bois de l’Etang. He has taken over the business of "La Galette", a crêperie that had closed last May.
Morocco currently has one of the best 4G technology coverage in Africa, according to a ranking that has just been published by The Global Connectivity Index (GCI).
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.
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.