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The Minister of Digital Transition and Administrative Reform, Amal El Fallah Seghrouchni, affirmed Friday in the House of Representatives that her department is working to achieve the objective of 20,000 beneficiaries of initial training in the digital field by 2026, while increasing this number to 45,000 by 2030.
During her presentation of the sectoral budget of her department for the year 2025 before the Committee on the Interior, Local Authorities, Housing, Urban Policy and Administrative Affairs, Ms. Seghrouchni indicated that the ministry will work in 2025 to guarantee a sufficient number of “digital talents” equipped with multiple skills, while ensuring their adequacy with the needs of the labor market, through the implementation of productivity levers and attractiveness.
In this sense, she recalled the launch by her department, in partnership with the Ministry of Higher Education, Scientific Research and Innovation and the Ministry of the Economy and Finance, of the national strengthening program of digital talents by 2027, welcoming the adoption in 2023-2024 of 183 new digital training courses covering various fields within 12 universities falling under the different regions of the Kingdom.
During her presentation of the achievements of digital administration, the minister noted that a number of 600 public services available on the internet have been inventoried, including 300 intended for citizens and more than 200 allocated to businesses, while one A hundred is reserved for public administration.
Ms. Seghrouchni also mentioned the “Digital Identity” platform, which allows the identification and authentication of citizens wishing to access, either in person or remotely, public and private services, stressing that this platform represents a framework providing administrations and citizens of remote identity control services, including more than 80 service providers and the development of 5 video extracts as part of communication around the service, in addition to the possibility of identification and authentication through the passport.
Regarding the communications sector, she maintained that the year 2025 will bear the stamp of expansion and improvement of coverage, with a goal of ensuring coverage of 25% of the population in communication systems in 5G by 2026 and 70% in 2030, while guaranteeing total coverage of the cities that will host the 2030 World Cup.
Among the planned projects, she cited the implementation of the second phase of the National Plan for the Development of High and Very High Speed (PNHD), which notably provides for a period of 15 months to ensure low speed coverage of 1,800 areas. , the expansion of fiber optic coverage for 5.6 million homes by 2030, in addition to equipping 6,300 public administration spaces with fiber optics in 2026.
Concerning the implementation of the official character of Amazigh, Ms. Seghrouchni indicated that 2025 will see the adoption of a series of measures, including the continuation of reception services in the Amazigh language in ministerial departments, the integration of Amazigh in official electronic portals, the continuation of the use of the Amazigh language on signs and signaling panels attached to facades, inside buildings administrative offices, public establishments and in other public spaces, as well as the adoption of the Amazigh language in the signage of the various means of transport providing a public service or relating to public services.
Referring to the results relating to access to public services for users speaking the Amazigh language, she noted that the ministry’s call and administrative orientation center was equipped with a team of communications officers proficient in the Amazigh language. , which processed approximately 11,878 requests during the period from the beginning of January 2024 to October 15, 2024.
