Morocco ranks 116th in global internet speed index

Morocco ranks 116th in global internet speed index
Wednesday 19 February 2025 - 13:26

Morocco ranked 116th globally out of 152 countries in the latest Speedtest Global Index for internet speed, specifically for fixed broadband.

The country achieved an average speed of 35.98 Mbps. In contrast, Morocco ranked 61st in mobile internet speed, with an average speed of 62.24 Mbps, an improvement of three positions.

Globally, Singapore ranks first in fixed broadband speed, with an average of 336.45 Mbps.

The UAE follows in second place, with speeds exceeding 310 Mbps, and Hong Kong is third, with an average of 305.71 Mbps.

At the bottom of the list is Cuba, with a download speed of just 3.04 Mbps.

For mobile internet speeds, the UAE leads globally with an average of 545.94 Mbps, followed by Qatar and Kuwait. Eritrea ranks last with a mere 1.88 Mbps.

The Speedtest Global Index, compiled by Ookla, ranks internet speeds worldwide monthly, based on millions of user tests conducted via the Speedtest platform.

This data is gathered from tests done on local servers in over 190 countries, ensuring accurate results without long testing paths.

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