The recently launched Digital Morocco 2030 strategy is a “real roadmap” for transforming public services and boosting administrative efficiency, said Estonia’s Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna in Rabat on Monday.
Speaking at the opening of the Morocco-Estonia e-Connect forum on digital culture in administrative practices at the Mohammed VI Polytechnic University (UM6P), Tsahkna spotlighted the Kingdom’s leadership in Africa in this area, voicing his country’s readiness and willingness to work with Morocco in this field to mutually reap the benefit of exchanging experiences.
“We would like to be on this path with Morocco, and we can benefit from it together”, he noted, describing cooperation between the two countries as ‘fruitful’.
Tsahkna also drew attention to the experience of Estonia as a global “reference model” thanks to the implementation of innovative e-governance systems, recalling that 99% of public services provided in his country are available online.
Initiated by Consensus Public Relations (CPR) along with the Estonian ICT Cluster, in partnership with the Ministry in charge of Digital Transition and Administrative Reform, the Crédit Agricole du Maroc Group and UM6P, the forum seeks to emphasize the possible synergies between the Kingdom of Morocco and the Republic of Estonia in the field of digital governance, through a series of high-level presentations and strategic reflections.
Key topics to be addressed during this event involve the prerequisites for effective digital governance, the legal and strategic frameworks required for the creation of a sustainable digital ecosystem, and the integration of technology into governance schemes.
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