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The Ministry-Delegate in charge of General and Economic Affairs has published the first document on ‘e-Maroc' (e-Morocco) strategy, which is part of a communication package aiming to give a clear vision on the future objectives and perspectives of the development of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) in Morocco.

The package, composed of a CD-ROM and six booklets, contains information about the five axes of ‘e-Maroc' strategy. It includes “e-government: ICT for good governance”; “ICT and Enterprises: ICT for competitiveness”; “ICT Industry: potentials and perspectives”; “Digital Public Space: ICT Vector of democratisation".

Weiterlesen: Morocco: Government publishes document on ‘e-Maroc' strategy

Morocco is set to boost e-government which has become a "strategic objective for the economic and social development of the country, according to Prime Minister Driss Jettou.

Morocco cannot stay on the fringes of the universal digital society because it would affect its competitiveness and development efforts, said Jettou at the opening of the annual national forum of e-administration "e-forum 2005."

Weiterlesen: Morocco set to boost e-government

Moroccan prime minister, Driss Jettou, said Monday the government is resolved to make online administration a reality and a factor of development and progress.

"We want to speed up of the e-administration scheme, as a priority measure that will lay the foundations for a modern, reactive and efficient administration," Jettou said at the opening of the forum "e-administration: real cases and perspectives," held in Rabat July 7-8.

Weiterlesen: Morocco: Government resolved to make of online-administration a development fact

Moroccan prime minister, Driss Jettou, said on Thursday the key to fulfilling economic aspirations lies in modernizing public sectors and their management means as well as improving the administration's capacity to meet openness and competition requiremen

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