Maroc Telecom in the news

Maroc Telecom fully restored its services in Marrakech after a fire damaged its central headquarters, with no injuries reported.

Abdeslam Ahizoune retired after 27 years leading Maroc Telecom, having expanded it across Africa, and now keeps a low profile.

Maroc Telecom has fully restored services at its Marrakech technical center after a disruption, emphasizing quick resolution and ongoing investment in network reliability.

A fire at Maroc Telecom's Marrakech headquarters damaged equipment and disrupted services, with investigations ongoing.

A fire at Maroc Telecom's Marrakech headquarters caused telecom service disruptions but was quickly contained, with investigations ongoing and recovery efforts underway.

Maroc Telecom restored and secured services in Marrakech after a fire disrupted operations at its regional center.

Maroc Telecom's stock surged in 2025 amid 5G rollout plans and international expansion, but it faces stiff domestic competition and regulatory challenges.

The 21st Festival des Plages by Maroc Telecom showcased diverse music and national celebrations while promoting environmental awareness through the 'Plages Propres 2025' initiative.

Maroc Telecom's 21st Beach Festival united millions with diverse music, cultural activities, environmental efforts, and boosted local economies along Morocco's coast.

The 21st Festival des Plages de Maroc Telecom showcased diverse music, cultural inclusivity, environmental commitment, and innovative audience engagement on Moroccan beaches.

The Festival des Plages Maroc Telecom featured top Moroccan and Arab artists in northern Morocco during national celebrations, creating a vibrant cultural event.

The 21st Festival des Plages Maroc Telecom draws large crowds with well-organized music events across multiple Moroccan beach cities until August 21.

The 21st Festival des Plages Maroc Telecom showcased Moroccan music across northern coastal cities, attracting thousands with lively concerts blending tradition and modernity.

The 21st Festival des Plages Maroc Telecom hosts concerts and cultural events in six Moroccan beach cities until August 21, attracting large audiences with traditional and contemporary music.

Omar and Rajae Belmir opened the 21st Maroc Telecom Festival des Plages in Martil, a free summer music event across six Moroccan cities attracting large crowds.

In July 2025, BCP and Maroc Telecom actively bought and sold their own shares, with BCP holding over half a million shares and Maroc Telecom retaining 6,000 shares.

Maroc Telecom is poised for growth with upgraded valuation driven by 5G and fiber investments, strong profit recovery, and strategic partnerships despite near-term revenue pressures.

Maroc Telecom Beach Festival attracted record crowds with free concerts across multiple Moroccan cities and continues in Martil, Saidia, and Nador.

Maroc Telecom hosted a free summer beach music festival in northern Morocco featuring top Moroccan artists and attracting large audiences.

The Festival des Plages Maroc Telecom is hosting free, popular music events across multiple Moroccan beach cities, attracting large crowds and celebrating local talent.