On the sidelines of the World CIO 200 Grand Finale, the Global CIO Forum (GCF) and Digital for Morocco – Association of Digital Transformation Leaders in Morocco have announced the signing of a strategic partnership aimed at strengthening the role of CIOs and digital leaders in Morocco, across the MENA region, and globally.
The agreement focuses on promoting collaboration in digital transformation, facilitating the sharing of knowledge and expertise in emerging technologies, and building stronger bridges between Moroccan CIOs and the global digital leadership community.
As part of the collaboration, GCF and Digital for Morocco will co-organize joint events, conferences, workshops, and training sessions. They will also publish reports, white papers, and studies on digital transformation, while supporting entrepreneurship and innovation through initiatives targeting startups and digital leaders
Tushar Sahoo, Founder of the Global CIO Forum, commented: “This partnership marks an important milestone for GCF as we continue to expand our footprint and strengthen our engagement with CIOs worldwide. Morocco is fast emerging as a hub of digital innovation, and by joining forces with Digital for Morocco, we can create even greater opportunities for collaboration, knowledge sharing, and leadership development.”
Mohammed Belrhitri, President of Digital for Morocco, added: “Through this partnership, we aim to empower Moroccan CIOs with access to global expertise, while also showcasing Morocco’s digital transformation achievements to an international audience. Together with GCF, we will help CIOs and digital leaders in Morocco and beyond to embrace the future with confidence.”
Anushree Dixit, Chief Strategy Officer of the Global CIO Forum, said: “What makes this partnership truly powerful is its focus on inclusivity and shared growth. By connecting Moroccan CIOs with their global peers, we are not only exchanging knowledge but also building a stronger, more resilient digital leadership community that reflects both regional strengths and global ambitions.”
The agreement, signed for an initial three-year term, underlines both organizations’ commitment to open communication, transparency, and joint decision-making as they execute collaborative initiatives
