The Technopark has set itself the objective of “strengthening its support offer, by making available to project leaders in the field of technology and digital a new program called Boost Up Lab”, it says in a press release. . Delivered at Technopark Casablanca, this program aims to help young entrepreneurs boost and materialize their projects and develop and accelerate their growth by providing them with mentoring, technical and softskills training and access to the network for 6 months. , the document reads. The program thus offers project leaders personalized support from the implementation of a good business strategy to the creation of the startup, allowing them to focus on their own development, to help them reach their full potential. potential. It is, in fact, a free program, open to all people with a project, operating in new information and communication technologies, who will be selected beforehand to benefit from this initiative. “The technology sector in Morocco is constantly evolving and encompasses a variety of fields, such as AI, Blockchain, IOT, cybersecurity and gaming. The demand for technological services and solutions continues to grow, making it a key sector for the country’s economic growth. In addition, the beneficiary startups can, through this program, offer innovative solutions to several problems that are essential today. Lamiae Benmakhlouf, Managing Director of Technopark (MITC), whose words are echoed in the document, said: “As a leading incubator in Morocco, Technopark is committed to playing an active role in promoting tech entrepreneurship. and digital. With this new program, the Boost Up Lab, we want to help project leaders overcome the obstacles they may face when starting out, in order to transform their innovative ideas into business models that are efficient, realistic and above all scalable”. In the same vein, the Technopark is preparing to launch other programs in other regions, with a view to bringing out startups and strengthening the entrepreneurial ecosystem in the Kingdom.
