Morocco’s Digital Transition Minister highlights AI and sovereignty at launch of Orange’s Live Intelligence
Date: 2025-10-29
By: Nana Appiah Acquaye
Morocco’s
Minister of Digital Transition and Administration Reform, Amal El
Fallah-Seghrouchni, has underscored the country’s commitment to technological
sovereignty and responsible AI adoption during the launch of Orange’s new
artificial intelligence solution, Live Intelligence.
Speaking
at the event, Minister El Fallah-Seghrouchni reiterated that Morocco’s digital
transformation agenda guided by the vision of His Majesty King Mohammed VI places
digital innovation at the heart of economic growth and public administration
modernization.
She
commended Orange for its establishment of the Data & AI Competence Center,
where Moroccan engineers and researchers are developing high value-added AI
solutions. The Minister reiterated that the Maroc Digital 2030
strategy aims to build a sovereign, inclusive, and competitive digital economy
driven by key infrastructure investments, including fiber-optic expansion,
nationwide 4G coverage, and the phased rollout of 5G.
Highlighting
the importance of AI for governance and economic performance, she reaffirmed
Morocco’s pursuit of technological sovereignty through projects such as the
national sovereign cloud and the 500 MW hyperscale data center in Dakhla. These
initiatives, she noted, will ensure computing power, security, and reliability
for the nation’s digital ecosystem.
Minister
El Fallah-Seghrouchni concluded by stressing the need for a robust regulatory
framework to enhance digital trust and guarantee the ethical, responsible use
of artificial intelligence for the benefit of Moroccan citizens and the
national economy.
