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Case Study Idemia: The Kingdom of Morocco introduces a national digital ID program
Case Study Idemia: The Kingdom of Morocco introduces a national digital ID program
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The nation puts into effect its digitalization plan based on new eID cards to reinforce security and convenience for citizens. Discover Idemia’s Case Study on the subject, through the Morocco case study.
Cited among the ‘African champions of Tech’ in 2019, the Kingdom of Morocco is widely recognized for its digitalization. When it comes to digital transformation, this nation is always ready to take the next step.
So when King Mohammed VI linked, in his March 2013 speech, the development of the country to the ongoing digital revolution, it was a natural move to modernize the ID card and open it to the digital world.
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