With the aim of democratizing access to the Internet in remote regions, Starlink, the subsidiary of SpaceX, has effectively initiated the administrative procedures necessary to establish itself in Morocco. Although the service is not yet operational on Moroccan soil, the creation of a subsidiary in Casablanca marks a first significant step towards opening the local market to this innovative satellite Internet solution.
Currently, the National Telecommunications Regulatory Agency (ANRT) is the competent authority to issue the licenses essential for the deployment of Starlink services. According to sources close to the matter, discussions are underway between ANRT and SpaceX. However, no official authorization has yet been granted, although the regulation plans to start awarding these licenses from 2025. This date could thus symbolize the start of a new era for digital connectivity in the most isolated areas of the kingdom. . .
Technological and economic challenges to overcome
Starlink stands out for its network of low orbit (LEO) satellites, which provides reliable and fast coverage, particularly suitable for areas where traditional infrastructure such as fiber optics or 4G/5G networks are difficult to deploy. This service could, ultimately, help reduce the digital gap by offering
source : hespress
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