Internet Providers in Morocco
Africa — Ranked #95 globally for broadband speed
Morocco is one of Africa's most digitally connected countries, serving as a key hub between Europe and Africa. Mobile broadband dominates the market, with 4G covering the vast majority of the population. Fixed broadband is expanding through ADSL and growing fiber deployments, primarily in Casablanca, Rabat, and other major cities. Morocco's strategic location and growing tech sector make it an important digital player on the continent.
Broadband Overview — Morocco
| Morocco Internet Statistics | |
|---|---|
| Population | 37,457,971 |
| Internet Users | 31,800,000 (84.9% penetration) |
| Broadband Household Coverage | 42.0% of households |
| FTTH / Fibre Penetration | 8.0% of fixed broadband |
| Mobile Subscriptions | 131 per 100 people |
| Avg. Monthly Cost (broadband) | ~USD $20 |
| Regulatory Body | Agence Nationale de Réglementation des Télécommunications (ANRT) |
| Global Speed Rank | #95 (Ookla fixed broadband index) |
Broadband Infrastructure
Morocco's telecom market is served by three operators: Maroc Telecom (dominant), Orange Maroc, and Inwi. The national backbone is operated primarily by Maroc Telecom. International connectivity is excellent, with multiple submarine cables linking Morocco to Europe and other African countries via Casablanca. ANRT regulates the market and enforces quality standards.
Key Facts
- ✓ Morocco has the highest internet penetration rate in Africa at nearly 85%.
- ✓ Casablanca is home to Africa's largest free-trade zone and a growing fintech hub.
- ✓ 4G LTE covers over 97% of Morocco's populated areas.
- ✓ Morocco is connected to Europe by multiple submarine cables through the Strait of Gibraltar.
- ✓ The government's Digital Morocco 2030 strategy aims to fully digitize public services.
Internet Freedom in Morocco
- ● Morocco has blocked some VoIP calling features (Skype, WhatsApp calls) to protect telecom revenues — partially lifted as of 2023
- ● Criticism of the king, Islam, or the government's Western Sahara position can lead to prosecution
- ● Several news sites critical of the government have been blocked
- ● Social media is generally accessible
- ● Morocco uses surveillance technology to monitor dissidents and journalists
ISP Speed Comparison — Morocco
Benchmark speeds based on Speedtest.now methodology. Actual speeds vary by location and plan.
| Provider | Technology | Download | Upload | Ping | Details |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Inwi | 4G Fixed Wireless, ADSL | 42 Mbps | 18 Mbps | 22 ms | View → |
| Maroc Telecom | Fibre (FTTH), VDSL | 54 Mbps | 26 Mbps | 18 ms | View → |
| Orange Morocco | Fibre (FTTH), ADSL | 48 Mbps | 20 Mbps | 20 ms | View → |
All Providers in Morocco
Inwi
AS37069Morocco's challenger operator with competitive mobile-first broadband.
Maroc Telecom
AS36903Morocco's national telecoms provider and dominant ISP.
Orange Morocco
AS30983French brand delivering mobile and fixed broadband in Morocco.
How to Choose an ISP in Morocco
1. Check Coverage
Not all ISPs serve all addresses. Enter your postcode or address on each ISP's website to confirm availability before ordering.
2. Match Speed to Use
Streaming HD requires 10 Mbps per screen. Working from home with video calls needs 25 Mbps minimum. Gaming and 4K streaming benefit from 100+ Mbps.
3. Compare Contracts
Check whether the ISP locks you into a 12 or 24-month contract. Rolling monthly deals offer flexibility but may cost more. Watch for setup fees.
4. Run a Speed Test
After signing up, run a speed test to verify you're getting the speeds you paid for. Test at different times of day.
Frequently Asked Questions — Morocco Broadband
Who are the main ISPs in Morocco?
The three main operators are Maroc Telecom (Ittissalat Al-Maghrib), Orange Maroc, and Inwi.
Is internet fast in Morocco?
Mobile internet is generally fast (4G LTE). Fixed broadband median speeds are around 19 Mbps, with fiber plans in cities reaching 200+ Mbps.
Is VoIP available in Morocco?
VoIP via apps like WhatsApp and Skype is widely used, though some restrictions have applied to voice calling features intermittently.