<aside> 🚨 Seen as a promising plan back then, 7 years later, the objectives have apparently been nowhere close to attained as no information is available online and the ADD had to pivot their strategy after facing many challenges. This government strategy serves as an example of corruption, with money going in but without any results.

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The Maroc Numeric 2013 aspires to an amplified and widely disseminated integration of IT at the level of all the actors of society: State, administrations, companies, and citizens to position Morocco among dynamic emerging countries in IT.

Budget: 5.2 billion DH (1.8 billion CAD)

The objectives of the strategy:

· The creation of 26,000 additional jobs.

· The achievement of an additional GDP of 27 billion DH.

· 1 in 3 households will have Internet access in 2013, compared to 1 in 10 households in 2008.

· Equipping all public schools and engineering and related students in science and IT with Information Technologies.

· Increase the number of operational e-government services from 16 to 89.

The Plan includes 18 initiatives broken down into 53 measures. It is structured around 4 strategic priorities, the success and implementation of which are conditioned by the implementation of 2 support measures and 2 so-called implementation measures.

The 4 strategic priorities:

· Social transformation: making high-speed Internet accessible to citizens and promoting access to exchanges and knowledge.

· The implementation of user-oriented public services: bringing the administration closer to user needs in terms of efficiency, quality and transparency, through an e-government program.

· Encourage the computerization of Small and Medium-sized Enterprises to increase their productivity.

· Development of the Information Technology industry: by supporting the creation and growth of local players as well as by promoting the emergence of centers of excellence with high export potential.