Le projet du groupe français Vivendi de céder sa part de 53 % dans Maroc Telecom a retenu l'attention à l'international, et attiré des acquéreurs de la Corée du Sud aux pays du Golfe.
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Articles & Analysis | Reaping the rewards: The sector is preparing for the arrival of 4G and mobile virtual network operators from The Report: Morocco 2013
Balancing the marked decrease in fixed-line traffic and continued growth in the mobile communications segment, Morocco’s telecoms players are grappling with a period of intense competition. Since the entry of a third operator, Wana, in 2010, the country’s two established operators, Maroc Telecom and Méditel, have been battling it out on several...
Articles & Analysis | Keeping in touch: Faster mobile internet and better-quality connections are on the way from The Report: Morocco 2013
In an effort to increase the speed of mobile internet in the country, Morocco is about to inaugurate 4G accessibility. After some delays, the end of 2013 might be the beginning of a new mobile internet era, with the allocation of at least the first 4G licence, most likely to one of Morocco’s already established operators, Maroc Telecom, Méditel or...
Articles & Analysis | Expanding access: Increased internet penetration continues to drive the sector from The Report: Morocco 2013
As the government evaluates the initial results of the Maroc Numeric 2013 plan, improved access is pushing the sector to expand. Benefitting from steady economic growth as well as a countrywide strategy to increase information technology (IT) usage, Morocco’s IT sector has seen stable expansion. Governmental policy has been framed under the Maroc...
Interviews & Viewpoints | OBG talks to Mohamed Lakhlifi, President, Federation of Information Technologies, Telecommunications and Offshoring (APEBI) from The Report: Morocco 2013
How can broadband penetration be improved in rural zones and among low-income families?
Located in the westernmost region of North Africa, Morocco has an impressively diversified economy and in recent years has benefited from steady growth. The country has strong trade links with the EU and has a young population – with the median age of its roughly 32m people at 27.3 years – which in turn provides the country with a large supply of available and comparatively skilled labour.