Morocco has just launched the national initiative “AI Made in Morocco,” a structuring roadmap that aims to make artificial intelligence a lever for technological sovereignty, modernization of the administration, and the Kingdom’s international influence. Presented in Rabat, this vision is part of the “Morocco AI 2030” strategy and relies on an ecosystem of institutes, public-private partnerships, and centers of excellence dedicated to AI.
A “Morocco AI 2030” Roadmap
The “AI Made in Morocco” initiative revolves around the official presentation of the “Morocco AI 2030” roadmap, which sets out the major national priorities in artificial intelligence. This vision defines the strategic directions for developing skills, encouraging innovation, and integrating AI into public services and productive sectors.
Positioning Morocco as a regional AI hub in Africa and the Arab world. Making AI a tool for value creation, social inclusion, and improving the quality of public policies.
A landmark event in Rabat
The “AI Made in Morocco” day was held in Rabat with the participation of government officials, experts, academics, and private sector stakeholders. It served as a platform to present the national vision, discuss the concrete uses of AI, and announce the first instruments for implementing the strategy.
- The meeting followed the National Artificial Intelligence Conference, whose recommendations it translated into action.
- It marks the transition from a discourse of principles to an operational agenda, with dated objectives and structuring projects.
Launch of the JAZARI Institute
A key moment of the day: the official announcement of the launch of the “JAZARI ROOT” Institute, the first nucleus of a future network of Al Jazari Institutes dedicated to artificial intelligence. These structures are intended to become centers of excellence, combining research, advanced training, and support for innovative projects serving national priorities.
- The objective is to establish a national network of AI hubs capable of supporting government agencies, businesses, and startups.
- These institutes must also foster international partnerships and South-South cooperation projects focused on AI.
Technological Sovereignty and Public Services
“AI Made in Morocco” prioritizes technological sovereignty by focusing on controlled AI solutions adapted to local needs and compliant with ethical and legal frameworks. The deployment of AI primarily aims at the digital transformation of government and the improvement of services offered to citizens and businesses.
- Use of AI to optimize procedures, accelerate file processing, and personalize the user experience.
- Development of intelligent platforms in areas such as health, education, justice, and local government services.
A Lever for Cooperation and Influence
Beyond domestic considerations, Morocco aims to make “AI Made in Morocco” a tool for influence and cooperation, particularly with African countries. AI is presented as a lever for solidarity, sharing expertise, and co-development around high-value-added digital projects.
- The Kingdom aspires to become a leading partner in supporting AI strategies across the continent.
- This approach aligns with Moroccan diplomacy, which focuses on innovation and digital technology as new drivers of influence.
