Oujda has emerged as the undisputed leader in Morocco for internet speed, according to the latest data provided by Ookla, the global authority in internet speed measurement, securing an impressive national ranking with an average download speed of 65.74 Mbps and an upload speed of 15.91 Mbps.
Closely trailing Oujda, Fes occupies the second spot with a remarkable 65.14 Mbps download speed and a 15.03 Mbps upload speed, demonstrating its strong digital infrastructure.
Agadir follows in third place with download speeds reaching 65.08 Mbps and upload speeds of 17.15 Mbps, while Marrakech ranks fourth with 62.86 Mbps for downloads and 16.7 Mbps for uploads.
Rabat and Casablanca are positioned in fifth and sixth place respectively, with download speeds of 60.69 Mbps and 58.31 Mbps, and upload speeds of 15.44 Mbps and 15.86 Mbps, signifying a substantial variation in performance between the major cities.
cities such as Meknes, Tangier, and Sale follow closely in the rankings.
In the realm of mobile connectivity, the Speedtest Connectivity Report highlights Maroc Telecom’s commanding lead in the Moroccan market, with key performance indicators establishing it as the fastest mobile service provider during the second half of the previous year.
The company outperformed its competitors Inwi and Orange, achieving an average download speed of 53.72 Mbps and an upload speed of 13.28 Mbps across all network technologies, reinforcing its market dominance.
Maroc Telecom also claimed the top spot as the fastest fixed internet provider, recording an average download speed of 49.59 Mbps and an upload speed of 48.97 Mbps, further solidifying its superior position in the national telecom landscape.
The report also underscores the quality of video streaming experiences offered by Maroc Telecom and Orange, with Maroc Telecom being recognized for delivering the best mobile video streaming experience in Morocco during the latter half of 2024, while Orange earned accolades for providing the best video streaming experience via fixed internet.
This distinction highlights the significant advancements both providers have made in enhancing user experience across different platforms.
On a broader scale, Ookla’s data positions Morocco as a regional leader in North Africa when it comes to average upload speeds, with the country achieving a notable 31.86 Mbps in the fourth quarter of the previous year, surpassing Egypt and demonstrating Morocco’s competitive edge in internet connectivity.
This achievement, coupled with a nearly equal average download speed of 35.57 Mbps, signals a promising future for Morocco’s digital infrastructure, paving the way for further advancements in fiber-optic and high-speed broadband access throughout the region.
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