Maroc Telecom

Maroc Telecom, abbreviated as IAM (from the Arabic acronym, Itissalat al-Maghrib), is the largest and oldest telecommunications company in Morocco. It is majority-owned by the Emirati telecom company Etisalat, which owns a 53% stake, while the Moroccan government holds a 30% stake in the company. Maroc Telecom’s domestic competitors are Orange and Inwi.

IAM owns a stake in a number of subsidiaries throughout Francophone Africa, many of which use the Moov Africa (formerly Moov) brand.

1998–2006[]

2006–2025[]

2025–present[]

After 5G arrived in Morocco, Maroc Telecom changed its logo after 19 years from blue to red.

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Current mobile network operations:

Middle East: Etisalat by e& (United Arab Emirates, Egypt, Afghanistan) | Mobily (Saudi Arabia) | ptcl¹ (Pakistan) (Ufone)
Africa: Maroc Telecom² (Morocco) | Moov Africa (Benin, Burkina Faso, Central African Republic, Chad³, Côte d’Ivoire, Gabon, Mali, Mauritania, Niger, Togo)

Former operations:
Nigeria: Etisalat | Sri Lanka: Etisalat^{3, 4} | Sudan: Canar | Tanzania: Zantel⁵
Operations rebranded as Moov Africa: Burkina Faso: Onatel | Chad: Tigo³ | Mali: Malitel | Mauritania: Mauritel |

Notes:
¹Co-owned with the Government of Pakistan.
²Maroc Telecom is 53% owned by e&.
³Acquired from Millicom.
⁴Sold to CK Hutchison Holdings.
⁵Sold to Millicom, later divested.

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Vivendi

Current assets

Telecommunications: GVT | Maroc Telecom | Tele2 (France) | Era

Notes

¹	Joint venture with Columbia Pictures and Warner Bros. Pictures.