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Morocco has been ranked 96th out of 152 countries in terms of fixed broadband internet speed, according to the latest Speedtest Global Index report published by Ookla. The study, which reflects data collected from April to June 2025, reveals that Moroccan users experienced an average download speed of 61.43 megabits per second (Mbps) on fixed-line internet services such as ADSL and fiber optic connections.
This figure falls significantly below the global average of 103 Mbps for the same period, highlighting a notable digital performance gap between Morocco and more technologically advanced nations. The disparity is especially pronounced when compared to top-ranking countries like Singapore, Hong Kong, and the United Arab Emirates, where average fixed broadband speeds have soared beyond 200 Mbps, setting the global benchmark for high-speed connectivity. Egypt tops the list from the continent with its 69th position.
The Speedtest Global Index https://www.speedtest.net/global-index is a quarterly report that assesses internet performance across the globe. It draws on millions of user-initiated tests conducted via the Speedtest platform, providing insights into both fixed and mobile broadband speeds. The index serves as a key reference for evaluating national digital infrastructure and progress in internet accessibility and quality.
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While Morocco continues to expand its broadband coverage and invest in digital transformation, the latest ranking underscores the ongoing need for infrastructure improvements and policy initiatives to bridge the digital divide and enhance overall connectivity.
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