During the National AI Conference in Salé, government officials emphasized the critical need for training in artificial intelligence to maximize its potential in both public and private sectors. As AI becomes a pivotal element of competitiveness, this training is essential for fostering sustainable and inclusive growth. Mohamed Saad Berrada, Minister of National Education, highlighted AI’s role in enhancing educational management, personalizing curricula, and addressing challenges such as absenteeism and dropout rates. Younes Sekkouri, Minister of Economic Inclusion, emphasized AI’s transformative impact on the job market, urging for a supportive legal framework. Meanwhile, Leila Benali, Minister of Energy Transition, linked AI’s success to energy availability, revealing Morocco’s ambitious plans to double its non-conventional energy production. Chakib Alj, head of the CGEM, called for the swift implementation of Morocco’s AI strategy and advocated for expanding successful tech training models like the 1337 coding school to meet market demands.
How Urgent is AI Training in Morocco?
