The Minister Delegate for Digital Transition and Administrative Reform, Ghita Mezzour, said on Monday that more than 600 digital platforms aimed at facilitating administrative services have been identified, according to a field study conducted by her department at the level of 75 administrations.
These are institutional platforms which offer information on the missions and prerogatives of public establishments and administrations, IT platforms which offer information on administrative services, procedures and decisions, as well as e-services platforms guaranteeing remote electronic services in a simple and transparent manner, said Ms. Mezzour in an answer to an oral question on “Electronic administration”, presented by the Authenticity and Modernity parliamentary group in the House of Representatives.
She explained that these platforms are classified on the “maroc.ma” online portal by theme, in Arabic, Amazigh, English, French and Spanish languages, with a description of each of them, noting, in this regard, the diversity and richness of these Moroccan digital platforms. Ms. Mezzour stressed that the government is working to accelerate the digital transformation in Morocco, in particular by strengthening the integration and quality of this project, noting that the Kingdom aims to move from a country that “consumes digital to a country that produces it”, particularly through the relocation of services, as well as startups capable of contributing effectively to the local production of digital content.
