Riyadh, December 20, 2024 – In a significant move towards enhancing bilateral cooperation in the field of technology, Minister of Communications and Information Technology of Saudi Arabia, Abdullah Alswaha, met with Morocco’s Minister of Digital Transition and Administrative Reform, Amal Fallah Seghrouchni, at the Internet Governance Forum. The meeting, which focused on fostering digital partnerships, was a key step in strengthening the ties between the two nations in the rapidly evolving digital landscape.
During the discussions, both ministers emphasized the importance of building robust technology infrastructures and explored new ways to collaborate on sustainable digital transformation. They agreed that enhancing digital capacity, particularly in government services, is essential for supporting the broader digital economy and achieving long-term development goals.
The meeting culminated in the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) in the field of digital government, marking a milestone in Saudi-Moroccan relations. The MoU aims to foster joint efforts in advancing digital governance and building digital capacities, setting the stage for greater cooperation in areas such as e-government, digital services, and technological innovation. Both countries recognize that digital government is a crucial driver of economic and societal progress, and the MoU aligns with their shared vision for sustainable technology development.
This agreement underscores the commitment of both Saudi Arabia and Morocco to strengthen their digital economies and infrastructure, with the potential for broader collaboration in various sectors, including technology, administration, and governance. By advancing these digital partnerships, the two nations are taking significant steps toward fostering innovation and supporting the digital transformation efforts of the future.
