Policy

National Digital Portfolio Project Kicks Off with Morocco’s ‘IDARATI x.0’ App Launch

Precious Olowookere

Feb 12, 2026 • 1 min read

An Initiative will commence to provide integrated and intelligent access to government services.

Morocco has taken a bold step towards its digital transformation plan with the formal launch of the "IDARATI x.0" meta-application and a National Digital Portfolio initiative. The initiative was unveiled after the signing of eight cooperation agreements between the Ministry of Digital Transition and Administrative Reform, the National Commission for the Control of the Protection of Personal Data (CNDP), and several government departments.

The IDARATI x.0 app aims to standardize access to public digital services through a safe national wallet. The app will also ensure transparency to be increased and bureaucratic delays will be minimized as citizens can engage with various government platforms with ease. The agreements signed in Rabat involve key institutions such as the Ministry of Transport and Logistics, the Ministry of Youth, Culture and Communication, and the National Agency for Land Conservation, Cadastre and Cartography (ANCFCC), among others.

Officials during the unveiling emphasized that the project is about digital privacy online as much as consumers enjoying convenience. Morocco aims to secure citizens' personal information while encouraging innovation in the provision of public services through the implementation of comprehensive data protection safeguards.

Before the new platform becomes fully operational, authorities have given themselves six months to build and test it. The project is an element of Morocco's larger plan to improve data protection laws, improve individual access to services, and modernize public administration.

Morocco's dedication to creating an innovative, citizen-centered digital government can be seen by the introduction of IDARATI x.0 and the National Digital Portfolio project. The program, which has eight agreements inked and a clear approach to execution, is anticipated to improve Morocco's standing as a regional leader in digital governance and change how citizens receive services from the government.

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