Maroc Telecom reported a 5.9% profit drop in Q1, driven by declining revenue in Morocco, while its African subsidiaries saw growth. The company also announced a partnership with Inwi to roll out a 5G network in Morocco with a joint investment of 4.4 billion dirhams over three years.
Maroc Telecom has partnered with Visa to enhance digital payments and financial inclusion in Morocco and across Africa. The collaboration integrates Visa services with MT Cash, Maroc Telecom’s mobile money solution, aiming to expand digital financial services and support Africa’s digital transformation.
Vodafone Business and Maroc Telecom have signed an MoU to provide digital services to enterprises in Morocco, focusing on smart city solutions, SD-WAN, mobile networks, and cybersecurity. The partnership aims to boost digital adoption in sectors like logistics, retail, and healthcare, leveraging local expertise and scalable global platforms.
Vodafone Business and Maroc Telecom have partnered to deliver digital solutions and connectivity services to Moroccan businesses, with a focus on smart cities and energy management. The collaboration will expand to include SD-WAN, private networks, cloud solutions, and cybersecurity, supporting Morocco’s digital transformation and 5G rollout.
Maroc Telecom has launched “iNJOY,” a fully digital mobile brand offering flexible and customizable plans starting at 59 dirhams per month. Customers can select internet data and call hours, with a fully independent customer experience through a mobile app or online portal, reinforcing Maroc Telecom’s focus on innovation and digital solutions.
Maroc Telecom has partnered with Zoho to provide advanced digital solutions to businesses in Morocco and sub-Saharan Africa. Through this collaboration, businesses will gain access to Zoho’s comprehensive suite of applications, helping to streamline operations, improve customer engagement, and drive growth, with local support and training.
Oujda has emerged as Morocco’s leader in internet speeds, achieving an average download speed of 65.74 Mbps, followed by Fes and Agadir. The report highlights a significant variation in performance between major cities like Rabat and Casablanca. Maroc Telecom continues to dominate as the fastest mobile provider in the country.
Maroc Telecom and INWI have signed an agreement to jointly accelerate fiber optics and 5G network deployment in Morocco, investing 4.4 billion MAD over three years. The partnership aims to provide ultra-high-speed internet and improve mobile connectivity, with a focus on expanding infrastructure across the country.
Mohamed Benchâaboun has been appointed Chairman of the Management Board of Maroc Telecom, effective March 1, 2025. He replaces Abdeslam Ahizoune, who significantly contributed to the company’s growth. The board also renewed the terms of four other Management Board members for continued leadership until 2027.
Maroc Telecom reported a 6.1% increase in its customer base, reaching 79.7 million subscribers by September 2024, driven by growth in postpaid services and fiber-optic offerings. The company also expanded its international operations, achieving MAD 13.91 billion in revenue, underscoring its strategy for digital connectivity across Africa.
