An agreement concluded between the Inetum group and the Moroccan government provides for the creation of 1,500 jobs by 2027, representing a forecast investment of more than 50 million dirhams.
The signing of this memorandum of understanding took place in the presence of Jacques Pommeraud, Chairman and CEO of the Inetum group, Mohcine Jazouli, Minister Delegate in charge of Investment, Convergence and Evaluation of Public Policies, and Ghita Mezzour, Minister Delegate in charge of the Digital Transition and Administration Reform.
This strategic agreement aims to strengthen collaboration between Inetum and Morocco in order to support the country’s digital transition. It includes investments in advanced technologies, the development of innovative services and the creation of qualified jobs with high added value.
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Inetum, present in Morocco since 2003, plays a major role in the digital transformation of companies by offering a full range of services, from design to maintenance. With the inauguration of a FabLab in Casablanca in 2021, Inetum allows its clients to discover the latest technological advances, such as generative artificial intelligence.
The planned investments aim to develop the nearshore, integrate artificial intelligence with clients and respond to local growth in IT needs, in alignment with the economic development of the country.
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Currently, Inetum has 800 employees in Morocco and is planning a massive and inclusive recruitment plan, with the creation of 1,500 jobs by 2027 for engineers and graduates of major management schools, particularly in the Casablanca region.
Jacques Pommeraud, Chairman and CEO of the Inetum Group, underlined: “Morocco, located close to Europe, is a pillar of our global strategy. Our objective is to invest in Moroccan human and technological potential. »
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For Mohcine Jazouli, Minister Delegate in charge of Investment, Convergence and Evaluation of Public Policies, this investment is crucial for the economic and technological development of Morocco and the creation of qualified jobs.
Ghita Mezzour, Minister Delegate in charge of Digital Transition and Administration Reform, welcomed this partnership, emphasizing its importance for the creation of high value-added jobs for young Moroccans and the growing attractiveness of the country for digital investors.
