Morocco advanced administrative modernization Tuesday with eight conventions signed in Rabat deploying Idarati X.0, a meta-application designed to unify citizen access to digital public services through a single interface. The Digital Transition and Administrative Reform Ministry spearheads the project coordinating with the National Data Protection Commission (CNDP).
The system establishes an integrated national digital wallet within secure architecture anchored to electronic national identity cards issued by the General Directorate of National Security (DGSN), guaranteeing reliable user identification and frameworks compliant with personal data protection requirements. Architecture centers on security and trust, designed according to “Privacy by Design” and “Security by Design” principles integrating privacy protection and cybersecurity requirements from inception.
The digital wallet enables users to group and utilize different official documents or certificates via secure digital spaces. Architecture provides sectoral identifier management avoiding excessive data centralization and limiting processing-related risks. Several public institutions participate in this initial phase, including National Social Security Fund (CNSS), National Land Conservation, Cadastre and Cartography Agency (ANCFCC), National Road Safety Agency (NARSA), plus Transport and Logistics and Youth, Culture and Communication ministries. Three digital identity and electronic services specialized companies—SHAREID, iDAKTO, and La Marocaine Électronique des E-Services—join the project.
Digital Transition Minister Amal El Fallah Seghrouchni characterized the initiative as broader public action transformation beyond simple existing procedure digitization, aiming to simplify administrative pathways, reduce physical travel, and improve service continuity. The project envisions progressive expansion to other administrations and territorial communities extending coverage across Kingdom regions including rural areas. Authorities assure physical counters remain operational guaranteeing equal service access for all citizens.
Ultimately, Idarati X.0 ambitions constituting unified national frameworks for digital interactions between state and users through interoperability logic, digital sovereignty, and sustainable administrative modernization.
