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Nokia Partners with the Moroccan Government to Support Their Digital Plan 2030 at GITEX Africa 2025
Nokia partners with the Moroccan government to support their Digital Plan 2030 during GITEX Africa 2025. This is an exciting step for Morocco as it works to become more connected and digital. During the event in Marrakech, Nokia and the Ministry of Digital Transition and Administration Reform signed an important agreement called a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU). This shows both sides are ready to work together to help Morocco reach its digital goals by 2030.
Nokia’s partnership with the Moroccan government at GITEX Africa 2025 focuses on many key areas. First, Nokia will help improve Morocco’s digital infrastructure. This means better internet coverage, faster networks, and new technologies like 5G and fiber optic cables. These improvements will make Morocco more ready for big events, like international sports competitions planned for 2025 and 2030. It will also give people in Morocco faster, more reliable internet so they can do more online.
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A big part of this partnership is the new Nokia Innovation Center in Salé, Morocco. This center will train young Moroccans in digital skills, help them learn new technologies, and support local startups. The goal is to create more opportunities for young people to work in technology and innovation. The center will also help Moroccan businesses develop new digital solutions that fit their needs.
Nokia’s partnership with Moroccan government at GITEX Africa 2025 also includes training programs. Nokia will teach Moroccan youth about telecommunications, IT, and other digital skills. They will give certifications that can help young people find good jobs and build careers in technology. By sharing knowledge and expertise, Nokia wants to help Morocco have a strong, skilled workforce that can support the country’s digital growth.
Another exciting part of this partnership is the plan to create a “National Digital Fabric.” This project will use Nokia’s technology to give Moroccan businesses, universities, and startups access to advanced digital services. It will make it easier for them to develop new apps and digital tools, which can boost the economy and encourage more innovation.
Both Nokia and the Moroccan government see this partnership as a way to make Morocco a leader in digital technology in the region. They want to build a digital environment that is inclusive and sustainable, meaning everyone, even those in rural areas, can benefit. They also aim to create infrastructure that is not only strong and reliable but also environmentally friendly.
Leaders from both sides are happy about this partnership. Pierre Chaume, Nokia’s Vice President for Africa, said Nokia is proud to support Morocco’s digital growth and economic development. Morocco’s Minister of Digital Transition, Mrs. Amal El Fallah Seghrouchni, said that Nokia’s help will speed up Morocco’s digital transformation and help build a more innovative economy.
As Nokia partners with the Moroccan government to support their Digital Plan 2030, signed at GITEX Africa 2025, it promises better internet, more skills for young people, and new opportunities for innovation. It’s a big step forward for Morocco as it aims to become a digital leader in Africa and beyond.
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