Akhannouch receives Oracle Corporation’s CEO in Rabat

Akhannouch receives Oracle Corporation’s CEO in Rabat
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Monday 16 May 2022 - 21:33

The Head of government, Aziz Akhannouch received on Monday in Rabat, CEO of Oracle Corporation, Safra Catz, who came on a two-day visit to Morocco.

The meeting was held between both parties, in addition to Minister Delegate in charge of Investments and public Policies Mohcine Jazouli.

The meeting was an opportunity to discuss cooperation in the investment field between both parties as well as its development projects in Morocco, mainly the launch of Oracle lab, a research and development unit of the company.

This research and development center is set to be located at the Mohammed VI Polytechnic University in Benguerir, making it the first of its kind in Africa.

During this meeting, the Head of Government highlighted the efforts made by Morocco under the enlightened leadership of King Mohammed VI in order to strengthen the economic, democratic, and social fields by creating a work environment for innovation, research, and development.

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