The strategy aims at generating, by 2013, an additional GDP of 27 billion dirhams and creating 26,000 new jobs.
It is also meant to make of information technology a cornerstone of the economy, a source of added value for other economic sectors and public administration, and an engine for human development, in view of positioning Morocco as a regional technology hub.
Maroc Numeric 2013 structured around four strategic priorities, namely providing citizens with high-speed Internet, bringing the administration closer to the needs of the user through an ambitious e-government programme, and encouraging the computerization of SMEs.
To implement the strategy, the government, stakeholders and banking institutions signed four agreements.
The ceremony was attended by Prime Minister, advisers to HM the King, speakers of both houses of parliament, cabinet members, and several other personalities.
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Quelle/Source: Maghreb Arabe Presse, 10.10.2009
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