By: Nana
Appiah Acquaye
Morocco’s Minister of
Artificial Intelligence, Digital Transition and Administrative Reform, Ahmed
Rahhou, has met with President of the General Confederation of Moroccan
Enterprises (CGEM), Mehdi Tazi, to discuss strengthening public-private sector
cooperation in artificial intelligence, digital transformation and
administrative reform.
The meeting, held on
Tuesday, November 3, 2026, brought together Tazi and a delegation from the
Confederation as part of efforts to support the Kingdom’s strategic projects in
the three areas.
Discussions focused on
prospects for developing the partnership between the public and private
sectors, with particular emphasis on the role of businesses in advancing
Morocco’s digital transformation agenda.
The ministry highlighted the
private sector as an essential partner in the digital transformation ecosystem
and a major player in stimulating innovation, strengthening the competitiveness
of the national economy, creating added value and generating employment
opportunities.
The two parties also
stressed the importance of mobilising companies around various projects related
to artificial intelligence and digital transformation to support the emergence
of a competitive and innovative digital economy.
