Strengthening Digital Infrastructure and Governance
Recent discussions between Morocco and India have focused on a variety of critical topics including public digital infrastructures, digital identity, electronic payments, and data governance. The conversations aimed at modernizing administrative services to be more inclusive, secure, and interoperable, reflecting a commitment to enhance public service delivery. Both nations explored avenues for exchanging experiences and best practices through training programs, expert exchanges, partnerships between academic institutions, and professional certification initiatives in emerging digital technologies.
Collaboration on Language Technologies and Artificial Intelligence
A key area of focus during the meeting was the intersection of language technologies and artificial intelligence. According to Amal El Fallah Seghrouchni, the Moroccan Minister of Digital Transition, both countries have agreed to establish a joint commission dedicated to languages and digital technologies, particularly concerning large language models (LLMs). The Minister emphasized India's advanced capabilities in this domain, noting that the country has developed an application that supports 28 languages, a resource that could significantly aid in creating solutions tailored to the linguistic context of Morocco.
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As reported by es.le360.ma.
