Morocco has established four public-interest institutions focused on artificial intelligence, education, industry, and smart cities, following the publication of joint decisions approving their founding agreements in the Official Gazette. The Ministry of Digital Transition and Administration Reform said the new institutions include the Jazari Nucleus Institute, Jazari Institute for Education and Technological Innovation, Jazari Industry X.0 Institute, and Jazari Smart City Institute. The institutes are designed to support Morocco’s ambitions in artificial intelligence and digital transformation across strategic areas including AI, digital infrastructure, education, industrial modernization, and smart-city development. The initiative was led by the Ministry of Digital Transition and Administration Reform under the supervision of Amal El Fallah Seghrouchni, Minister Delegate to the Head of Government in charge of Digital Transition and Administration Reform, in partnership with government bodies, public institutions, universities, and economic stakeholders. Focus on Sovereign AI The Jazari Nucleus Institute will focus on training, research and development, technological advancement, and innovation in artificial intelligence. Its areas of specialization include data centers, high-performance computing, digital storage systems, and sovereign AI. The institute will also contribute to developing national expertise, modernizing public administration, and improving public services. The institute forms part of Morocco’s broader efforts to strengthen digital sovereignty and build domestic capabilities in emerging technologies, in line with the Maroc IA 2030 roadmap. AI and Digital Transformation in Education The Jazari Institute for Education and Technological Innovation will support the digital transformation of Morocco’s education system. Its activities will include developing data- and AI-driven solutions, strengthening future skills among students, and improving teachers’ technological capabilities. The institute aims to connect technological innovation with the needs of the education sector as Morocco expands the use of digital technologies and AI across public services. Supporting Industry 4.0 The Jazari Industry X.0 Institute will focus on modernizing Moroccan industry through