MTNRA and Capgemini Morocco sign a Memorandum of Understanding to accelerate Artificial Intelligence development in Morocco

Jul 15, 2026

Rabat, Morocco, July 16 – The Ministry of Digital Transition and Administration Reform (MTNRA) and Capgemini in Morocco have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to support the implementation of the Morocco Digital 2030 strategy and the AI Made in Morocco roadmap. The partnership aims to strengthen AI capabilities and awareness across the public and academic sectors, support startups and innovation teams through the JAZARI ROOT Institute, and identify concrete AI use cases to accelerate the digital transformation of public administration.

Partnership objectives :

– Support Morocco Digital 2030 and AI Made in Morocco.

– Strengthen AI skills and awareness across public and academic stakeholders.

– Support startups and innovation teams through the JAZARI ROOT Institute.

– Develop practical AI use cases for public administration.

– Foster collaboration between public, academic and private-sector stakeholders.

“Morocco has made digital transformation and artificial intelligence strategic drivers for modernizing public action, strengthening economic competitiveness and supporting social progress. This Memorandum of Understanding reflects our shared conviction that successful digital transformation combines public vision, technological excellence, collective intelligence and execution. We hope this partnership marks the beginning of a long-term collaboration aligned with Morocco’s digital ambitions.”

— Amal El Fallah Seghrouchni, Minister Delegate in charge of Digital Transition and Administration Reform

“Morocco has established itself as a leading technology and digital services hub thanks to its ambitious vision, favorable innovation environment and exceptional talent pool. Artificial intelligence is only valuable when supported by human capital, and organizations need talent able to combine technology expertise, business understanding, data mastery and innovation.”

— Karine Brunet, Group Chief Operations Officer, Capgemini