Morocco has unveiled its Digital 2030 strategy, aiming to transform the country into a digital leader and boost its digital economy. The strategy includes plans to create 240,000 jobs in the digital sector, contribute $10.36 billion to the country's GDP, increase digital export revenues to $4.15 billion, and improve its ranking on the United Nations Online Services Index. The strategy also focuses on improving 5G coverage, streamlining administrative procedures, and attracting global tech companies. The Moroccan Agency for Digital Development will play a central role in supporting the digitalization of public administrations. The strategy will receive over $1.1 billion in funding and will include the development of FAB labs and prototyping centers. Additionally, the Hashgraph Association will be working with Moroccan organizations to strengthen citizen services using distributed ledger technology.



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