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The MGI team is pleased to announce the launch in Morocco of a new Master’s program (Bac+5) entitled “Data Engineering and Analytics Applied to the Gaming Industry.”
This program, delivered at the Normal Higher School, Fès (École Normale Supérieure de Fès), belonging to the Sidi Mohamed Ben Abdellah University, Fès (Université Sidi Mohamed Ben Abdellah de Fès), is part of ongoing efforts to develop skills in the gaming industry.
For more informations, please visit our page:
https://moroccogamingindustry.ma/training-2/training-offers/
The Huawei Developer Competition 2025 is off to a strong start, with a record 138 Moroccan teams already showcasing their creativity and skills in Artificial Intelligence (AI). Due to high demand, the registration deadline has been officially extended until November 15, 2025, giving more Moroccan teams a final chance to join this exciting challenge.
Don’t miss this opportunity to demonstrate your innovation and compete for cash prizes and support vouchers! Register here: https://shorturl.at/eIdbW
This new addendum aims to establish a sub-program dedicated to supporting the gaming industry. It serves as a mechanism to assist Moroccan small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and startups operating in the field of video game development.
The sub-program will allocate an annual budget of up to 50 million dirhams for the period 2026–2028, through the Innovation Support Fund, to finance industrial prototyping and pilot manufacturing phases of innovative projects in this promising sector.
(Source: Ministry of Youth, Culture and Communication – Department of Communication, 03 November 2025)
As part of its mission to develop, promote, and support the gaming industry in Morocco, the Ministry of Youth, Culture and Communication – Departement of Communication is proud to announce the launch of a new page dedicated to national video game creations: “Moroccan Video Games”.
Available on the official website moroccogamingindustry.ma, this page serves as an exceptional showcase to highlight the talent and creativity of young Moroccan developers and studios. Its purpose is simple:
“to provide a national platform for visibility for video games created in Morocco”.
This Page will be an opportunity to showcase your work, be part of Morocco’s game development community, and contribute to the international recognition of “Made in Morocco” in the gaming industry.
To participate and have your game featured, please send your information to [email protected]
Your game will be presented with a detailed descriptive page on our site.
Information to provide:
Don’t miss the chance to give your creation the visibility it deserves! Share your creativity today!
The Moroccan national team has claimed the African championship in Rocket League for the third time in its history, during the African qualifiers for the FIFAe World Cup.
This victory came after the Atlas Lions defeated South Africa in the final match, winning 4 rounds to 3, with a total score of 20 goals to 3.
The national team roster included Sami Hajji, Nassim Bali, Marouane Biba, Yasmin Bali, and Rayane Benani, under the supervision of coach Saad Bassy.
This title marks Morocco’s third championship in three different esports disciplines, following previous triumphs in eFootball Mobile and eFootball Console.
Thanks to this achievement, Morocco officially secures participation in three separate competitions at the upcoming FIFAe World Cup, scheduled for December in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
(The Royal Moroccan Federation of Video Games: October 27, 2025)
The Royal Moroccan Federation of Video Games (FRMJE) is organizing the Video Games Caravan to celebrate the anniversary of the glorious Green March, taking place from November 4 to November 9, 2025. The caravan will tour the southern cities of the Kingdom:
This initiative aims to celebrate the Green March and strengthen the Kingdom’s territorial unity, through eFootball tournaments organized in partnership with local associations, as well as training sessions and workshops in the field of video games for young people.
The caravan also seeks to promote the values of patriotism and unity, and to strengthen the connection with young gaming enthusiasts in Morocco’s cherished southern provinces.
(Royal Moroccan Federation of Video Games: October 23, 2025)