Morocco: Head of Govt. Calls for Speeding Up Implementation of Digital Transformation Programs in Social Sectors

20 January 2021

Rabat — Head of Government, Saad Dine El Otmani, called, Wednesday in Rabat, for speeding up the pace of implementation of digital transformation programs particularly those related to social sectors, in accordance with the general guidelines for digital development in Morocco for 2020-2025.

Digital transformation would facilitate and improve access of different social categories to health, education and social services throughout the Kingdom. This would help to ensure the appropriate conditions for the expansion of social coverage that HM King Mohammed VI has always prioritized, said El Otmani, who chaired the fourth session of the Board of Directors of the Digital Development Agency (ADD).

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