Telecommunications infrastructure in the Sahara region has witnessed an unprecedented development since 1975 covering the main communication axes and large and medium agglomerations.
The great investments devoted by the national operators in the region constitute a priority action for the region development. This action aims at the extension, improvement and modernization of telecommunication networks by helping carry out major projects in the Sahara region.
The main achievements of national operators in the Sahara region are described as follows:
Achievements of the operator Itissalat Al Maghrib (IAM)
Voice platforms:
since 1975, The Sahara region has witnessed the completion of major projects including the installation and commissioning of digital telephone centers, providing many facilities and services with a total capacity of 43,350 equipment serving about 30,000 subscribers.

- Laayoune Province:
The province of Laayoune has a telephone center which has been extended in 1976 to 2000 lines and a change for its attachment to the national network. In 1989, it was replaced by a central digital technology with a capacity of 4,000 lines.
Currently the province has a digital telephone center with a capacity of 15,236 lines and 11,283 subscribers in service.
- Boujdour Province:
The Boujdour province has known in 1989 the creation of a digital telephone center with a capacity of 360 subscribers. Currently, the province has a Unity of Remote Connection Subscribers (URAD) with a capacity of 2,196 lines and 1,351 subscribers in service.
- Oued Eddahab Province:
The province of Oued Eddahab saw in 1989 the setting up of a digital telephone center with a capacity of 2,986 subscribers. Currently, the province has a capacity of 4,032 lines and 3,257 subscribers in service.
- Smara Province:
Smara The province has experienced in 1991, the establishment of a digital telephone exchange with a capacity of 1.0 subscribers. Currently, the province has a URAD with a capacity of 2,829 lines and 1,699 subscribers in service.
Moreover, the bordering provinces (Guelmim, Tan-Tan, Tata, Assa-Zag, Aousserd) saw the introduction of digital telephone centers with a total capacity of 18,668 equipment subscribers with nearly 12,044 subscribers connected.
- Tan-Tan Province:
The province of Tan-Tan has since 1978 a telephone analogical capacity of 400 subscribers. Currently, the province has three URADs: Tan-Tan, Tan-Tan City and Tan-Tan Beach with a capacity of 4,912 lines and 3,500 subscribers in service.
- Guelmim Province:
The province of Guelmim has since 1978 two analogical telephone capacity of 1,800 subscribers. It experienced in 1993, the creation of two digital telephone centers with a capacity of 4,200 subscribers. Currently, the province has two URADs with a capacity of 8,944 lines and 6,027 subscribers in service.
- Tata Province:
The province of Tata saw in 1990 the setting up of a digital telephone center with a capacity of 512 subscribers. Currently, the province has an URAD with a capacity of 2,464 lines and 1,477 subscribers in service.
- Assa-Zag Province:
The province of Assa-Zag which saw in 1993 the setting up of a digital telephone center with a capacity of 640 subscribers and another one in 1996 with a capacity of 500 subscribers. Currently, the province has two URADs in Assa and Zag with respective capacities of 1,836 and 974 subscribers in service.
- Aousserd Province:
Currently, the province has an URAD with a capacity of 512 lines and 67 subscribers in service.
ADSL
Over the past five years, IAM has set up the ADSL network in the Sahara region by deploying about 33 ADSL multiplexers commonly known as ADSL DSLAM (Digital Subscriber Line Access Multiplexor) with a capacity of 11,756 accesses, thus offering high-speed Internet access to the region’s citizens.
Data
The ADSL customers in the region of the Sahara can access to data services (Maghripac,… VPN) or via X25 node Laayoune with 84 access via leased lines, ADSL or ISDN.
Transmission Infrastructure
The Sahara region is connected to the national network transmission by fiber optic links, digital microwave links, radio links and finally through satellite links.
- Optic fiber infrastructure:
The cables with 24 optical fibers connect the cities of Agadir, Tiznit, Guelmim, Tan-Tan, Laayoune and Tarfaya. They include the following links:
- Connection at 2.5 Gb/s: Agadir - Noauceur - Tiznit - Bouizakarne -Guelmim - Ras Oumlil-Tan-Tan-Chbika - Akjhfenir - Taoulikt - Tarfaya - Douara - Laâyoune.
- Connection at 622 Mb/s: Agadir - Noauceur - Tiznit - Bouizakarne -Guelmim- Ras Oumlil-Tan-Tan-Chbika - Akjhfenir - Taoulikt - Tarfaya - Douara - Laâyoune.
- Connection at 622 Mb/s: Agadir - Noauceur - Tiznit- Bouizakarne -Guelmim - Ras Oumlil-Tan-Tan.
- Digital microwave system:
- Connection at 2 * 140 Mb / s: Agadir - Guelmim-Tan-Tan.
- Link at 140 Mb / s: Tan-Tan-Tarfaya - Laâyoune.
- 2 connections to 16 * 2 Mbps: Laâyoune - Smara.
- Connection at 16 * 2 Mbps: Laâyoune - Boujdour.
- connection at 16 * 2 Mbps: Boujdour - Lamzirifa.
- Connection (2) 1 x 155Mb / s: Tan-Tan-Laâyoune - Lemzirifa completely finished
Space Infrastructure in the Sahara region
The Sahara region has a large space infrastructure to allow the maximum flow of traffic with other regions of the kingdom and for the routing of international traffic for departure and arrival for the same services: fixed voice & mobile, Data, Internet….
- Dakhla City:
- Earth station 7.6m Ku-band.
- Earth station 4.6m Ku-band.
- Earth station 3.8m Ku-band.
Station 4.6 m-C band
These four stations are used for DOMSAT traffic: fixed telephony, ADSL, Mobile and enterprises (DOMSAT = Domestic Satellite).
- 2.4M Station installed at the Bouirda site (mobile traffic)
- 2.4M Station installed at the 3rd RIM site (mobile traffic)
- 2.4M Station installed at the Umm dreiga site (mobile traffic)
- 2.4M Station installed at the Beggari site (mobile traffic)
- City of Aousserd:
- Earth station 3.8m Ku-band (fixed telephony, ADSL, Mobile and companies)
- 2.4M Station installed at the Bir Gendouz site (mobile traffic)
- 2.4M Station installed at the Tichla site (mobile traffic)
- 2.4M Station installed at the barbas CAP site (mobile and fixed traffic)
- City of Laayoune:
- Earth station 3.8m Ku-band
- Four VSAT 1.8M antenna installed at the Galtat Zemour, Amgala, Toukat Nakhla and Houza sites (publiphony Service)
Public Phones
Nowadays, several public phones are installed in the Sahara region as shown in the following table:

GSM Network by Ittisalat Al Maghrib:
The tables below present all facilities and infrastructure deployed by IAM in connection with the operation of its GSM network:
GSM Base Station Controller |
Controller Capacity |
BSC Laâyoune 1 |
432 TRX |
BSC Laâyoune 2 |
448 TRX |
BSC Guelmim |
634 TRX |
BSC Dakhla |
240 TRX |
Site TRX Configuration |
Manufacturer |
Taille antenne |
Site Type |
Code |
CID of 1st Sector |
Operation Date |
1/1 |
Ericsson |
60 |
SUNSITE |
782010 |
16740 |
05/07/2002 |
4/4/4 |
Ericsson |
17 |
MACRO |
773018 |
17743 |
16/08/2005 |
2/2/2 |
Ericsson |
39 |
MACRO |
781018 |
17327 |
27/08/2004 |
1/1 |
Ericsson |
59 |
SUNSITE |
771014 |
17992 |
08/09/2006 |
2/2/4 |
Ericsson |
49 |
MACRO |
782002 |
16095 |
30/06/2001 |
1/1 |
Ericsson |
49 |
SUNSITE |
770044 |
18059 |
13/07/2006 |
2/2/2 |
Ericsson |
49 |
MACRO |
772017 |
17859 |
03/01/2006 |
6/6/2 |
Ericsson |
40 |
MACRO |
772014 |
16806 |
19/11/2002 |
1/1 |
Ericsson |
50 |
SUNSITE |
771005 |
16725 |
03/07/2002 |
6/4/3 |
Ericsson |
29 |
MACRO |
772001 |
17896 |
16/05/1999 |
6/6/4 |
Ericsson |
59 |
MACRO |
773009 |
16999 |
30/10/2003 |
4/4/4 |
Ericsson |
18 |
MACRO |
770040 |
17239 |
29/06/2004 |
2 |
Ericsson |
6 |
MICRO |
773013 |
16860 |
31/07/2003 |
4/4/4 |
Ericsson |
59 |
MACRO |
773022 |
18130 |
31/10/2006 |
4/4/4 |
Ericsson |
49 |
MACRO |
773024 |
17971 |
01/08/2006 |
1/1 |
Ericsson |
49 |
SUNSITE |
773021 |
18228 |
12/11/2006 |
2/2/2 |
Ericsson |
29 |
MACRO |
781016 |
17452 |
10/11/2004 |
6/5/6 |
Ericsson |
45 |
MACRO |
771004 |
16474 |
09/05/1999 |
2/2/2 |
Ericsson |
38 |
MACRO |
770026 |
15715 |
01/05/2001 |
2/2 |
Ericsson |
70 |
SUNSITE |
771018 |
17947 |
01/06/2001 |
2/2 |
Ericsson |
50 |
SUNSITE |
771006 |
18151 |
13/07/2002 |
1/1 |
Ericsson |
59 |
SUNSITE |
771012 |
18112 |
06/08/2006 |
4/2/6 |
Ericsson |
38.5 |
MACRO |
781007 |
15733 |
30/12/2000 |
2/1 |
Ericsson |
50 |
MACRO |
782008 |
15631 |
21/12/2000 |
3/4/6 |
Ericsson |
28.5 |
MACRO |
782011 |
16626 |
24/08/2002 |
1/1 |
Ericsson |
49 |
SUNSITE |
771007 |
16692 |
03/09/2002 |
4/4/4 |
Ericsson |
19 |
MACRO |
770035 |
17414 |
30/10/2004 |
1/1 |
Ericsson |
33 |
SUNSITE |
772025 |
18155 |
19/09/2006 |
4/6/4 |
Ericsson |
29 |
MACRO |
782012 |
16845 |
02/12/2002 |
6/6/6 |
Ericsson |
39 |
MACRO |
773002 |
16429 |
06/11/1999 |
2/2/2 |
Ericsson |
69 |
MACRO |
770006 |
16407 |
25/12/2001 |
1/1 |
Ericsson |
34 |
SUNSITE |
770007 |
15721 |
10/05/2001 |
1/1 |
Ericsson |
34 |
SUNSITE |
770021 |
15995 |
19/04/2001 |
1/1 |
Ericsson |
34 |
SUNSITE |
770022 |
16486 |
21/04/2001 |
3/4/4 |
Ericsson |
28 |
MACRO |
773005 |
16827 |
16/12/2002 |
4/3/3 |
Ericsson |
30 |
MACRO |
773001 |
15823 |
07/04/2001 |
4/4/4 |
Ericsson |
18 |
MACRO |
773016 |
17263 |
04/07/2004 |
6/5/3 |
Ericsson |
20 |
MACRO |
770016 |
15523 |
30/09/2000 |
2/3 |
Ericsson |
24 |
MACRO |
770009 |
15199 |
06/09/2002 |
4/4/4 |
Ericsson |
18 |
MACRO |
771011 |
17251 |
10/07/2004 |
4/4/4 |
Ericsson |
23 |
MACRO |
770010 |
16036 |
23/07/2001 |
6/6/6 |
Ericsson |
49 |
MACRO |
785095 |
17505 |
18/03/2005 |
2/2/2 |
Ericsson |
48.5 |
MACRO |
781006 |
18270 |
26/06/2001 |
1/1 |
Ericsson |
49 |
SUNSITE |
782009 |
15905 |
02/05/2001 |
2/2/1 |
Ericsson |
39 |
MACRO |
770028 |
16800 |
29/11/1999 |
2 |
Ericsson |
7 |
MICRO |
782003 |
16003 |
21/05/2001 |
2/6/2 |
Ericsson |
52 |
MACRO |
781003 |
16447 |
16/05/1999 |
6/6/6 |
Ericsson |
23.5 |
MACRO |
781005 |
10094 |
27/10/1999 |
6/6/6 |
Ericsson |
58.5 |
MACRO |
771008 |
16812 |
21/11/2002 |
4/4/4 |
Ericsson |
49 |
MACRO |
773025 |
18085 |
07/08/2006 |
1/1 |
Ericsson |
60 |
SUNSITE |
770024 |
15967 |
28/05/2001 |
5/3/3 |
Ericsson |
40 |
MACRO |
770031 |
16629 |
20/02/2002 |
1/1 |
Ericsson |
17 |
SUNSITE |
770005 |
16722 |
03/05/2002 |
4/4/4 |
Ericsson |
59 |
MACRO |
773015 |
17002 |
31/07/2003 |
4/4/3 |
Ericsson |
23 |
MACRO |
770012 |
16039 |
25/07/2001 |
2/2/2 |
Ericsson |
20.5 |
MACRO |
782014 |
16928 |
28/08/2003 |
6/6/5 |
Ericsson |
18 |
MACRO |
773004 |
16830 |
24/10/2003 |
4/4/4 |
Ericsson |
18.6 |
MACRO |
782018 |
17939 |
26/04/2006 |
4/3/3 |
Ericsson |
19 |
MACRO |
781004 |
16419 |
04/01/2002 |
2/2 |
Ericsson |
40 |
SUNSITE |
770025 |
18217 |
01/07/2001 |
4/3/4 |
Ericsson |
19 |
MACRO |
770030 |
16782 |
23/11/2002 |
1/1 |
Ericsson |
55 |
SUNSITE |
772004 |
16716 |
06/05/2002 |
4/4/4 |
Ericsson |
22 |
MACRO |
781017 |
17192 |
26/05/2004 |
1/1 |
Ericsson |
49 |
SUNSITE |
772028 |
18178 |
15/12/2006 |
4/4/4 |
Ericsson |
20 |
MACRO |
770042 |
17236 |
29/06/2004 |
3/4/2 |
Ericsson |
16.5 |
MACRO |
782004 |
16662 |
13/02/2002 |
4/4 |
Ericsson |
70 |
MACRO |
770001 |
18034 |
07/07/2001 |
2/2/2 |
Ericsson |
59 |
MACRO |
772005 |
17933 |
03/05/2002 |
2/2/2 |
Ericsson |
49 |
MACRO |
781026 |
18309 |
01/01/2007 |
4/4/4 |
Ericsson |
60 |
MACRO |
773023 |
18106 |
09/08/2006 |
2/2 |
Ericsson |
59 |
SUNSITE |
771015 |
17996 |
11/09/2006 |
1/1 |
Ericsson |
58.5 |
SUNSITE |
771002 |
16404 |
08/05/2002 |
3/3/3 |
Ericsson |
18.5 |
MACRO |
770008 |
15386 |
19/05/2000 |
4/2/2 |
Ericsson |
20 |
MACRO |
770013 |
18078 |
30/11/1999 |
2/2/2 |
Ericsson |
20 |
MACRO |
770013 |
18079 |
30/11/1999 |
6/4/5 |
Ericsson |
33 |
MACRO |
770014 |
16468 |
24/03/1997 |
6/2/3 |
Ericsson |
37 |
MACRO |
770020 |
16480 |
01/06/1999 |
3/4/4 |
Ericsson |
23 |
MACRO |
770034 |
16980 |
18/10/2003 |
4/4/4 |
Ericsson |
19 |
MACRO |
772022 |
17980 |
27/06/2006 |
2/2 |
Ericsson |
59 |
SUNSITE |
771013 |
17994 |
11/09/2006 |
1/1 |
Ericsson |
82.5 |
SUNSITE |
771001 |
16201 |
02/10/2001 |
1/1 |
Ericsson |
33 |
SUNSITE |
772024 |
18153 |
04/11/2006 |
2/4/4 |
Ericsson |
49 |
MACRO |
781024 |
17836 |
29/12/2005 |
6/6/6 |
Ericsson |
49 |
MACRO |
785094 |
17508 |
29/12/2004 |
1/1 |
Ericsson |
59 |
SUNSITE |
773020 |
18170 |
04/10/2006 |
2/2 |
Ericsson |
6 |
MICRO |
773003 |
16181 |
03/10/2001 |
2/2 |
Ericsson |
50 |
MACRO |
781011 |
15541 |
20/11/2000 |
2 |
Ericsson |
25 |
MICRO |
770018 |
15468 |
17/10/2003 |
2 |
Ericsson |
- |
MICRO |
773014 |
16995 |
24/05/2003 |
2/3/3 |
Ericsson |
26 |
MACRO |
770029 |
16677 |
15/02/2002 |
1/1 |
Ericsson |
59 |
SUNSITE |
770004 |
16101 |
31/08/2001 |
2/2 |
Ericsson |
50 |
MACRO |
770023 |
16030 |
29/06/2001 |
4/4/4 |
Ericsson |
21.5 |
MACRO |
781013 |
16945 |
24/08/2003 |
1/1 |
Ericsson |
66 |
SUNSITE |
772012 |
16686 |
02/05/2002 |
4/4/4 |
Ericsson |
22 |
MACRO |
770041 |
17233 |
30/06/2004 |
4/4/4 |
Ericsson |
49 |
MACRO |
770043 |
17212 |
26/06/2004 |
2/4/4 |
Ericsson |
49 |
MACRO |
773026 |
17974 |
05/08/2006 |
4/4 |
Ericsson |
39 |
MACRO |
772015 |
17437 |
05/09/2004 |
1/1 |
Ericsson |
70 |
SUNSITE |
772013 |
16689 |
12/03/2002 |
3/3/3 |
Ericsson |
20 |
MACRO |
771010 |
16836 |
21/11/2002 |
2/2 |
Ericsson |
29 |
MACRO |
781020 |
17398 |
07/11/2004 |
2/1 |
Ericsson |
28.5 |
MACRO |
781010 |
15538 |
21/11/2000 |
6/6/4 |
Ericsson |
49 |
MACRO |
772016 |
17408 |
29/10/2004 |
3/3/3 |
Ericsson |
21.5 |
MACRO |
773007 |
16962 |
24/10/2003 |
2/2 |
Ericsson |
49 |
SUNSITE |
771016 |
18226 |
13/01/2007 |
2/2 |
Ericsson |
49 |
SUNSITE |
771017 |
18001 |
25/12/2006 |
4/4/4 |
Ericsson |
49 |
MACRO |
772019 |
17986 |
17/06/2006 |
2/6/6 |
Ericsson |
49 |
MACRO |
773017 |
17082 |
16/05/2004 |
1/1 |
Ericsson |
49 |
SUNSITE |
773019 |
17758 |
01/08/2005 |
2/2 |
Ericsson |
6 |
MICRO |
773012 |
16861 |
13/12/2002 |
1/1 |
Ericsson |
40 |
SUNSITE |
772009 |
15970 |
04/06/2001 |
1/1 |
Ericsson |
40 |
SUNSITE |
772011 |
16713 |
12/03/2002 |
2/2 |
Ericsson |
29 |
MACRO |
781015 |
17070 |
01/01/2004 |
2/2/2 |
Ericsson |
14 |
MACRO |
772030 |
17022 |
24/12/2003 |
1/1 |
Ericsson |
49 |
SUNSITE |
770050 |
18213 |
29/10/2006 |
1/1 |
Ericsson |
58 |
SUNSITE |
772003 |
16719 |
03/05/2002 |
2/2/2 |
Ericsson |
49 |
MACRO |
782015 |
17638 |
30/09/2005 |
4/4/4 |
Ericsson |
17 |
MACRO |
782016 |
17460 |
07/11/2004 |
4/4/4 |
Ericsson |
25 |
MACRO |
770045 |
18223 |
06/11/2006 |
6/6/6 |
Ericsson |
32 |
MACRO |
770017 |
15613 |
29/11/2000 |
6/6/6 |
Ericsson |
28 |
MACRO |
770015 |
15610 |
29/11/2000 |
6/5/6 |
Ericsson |
23 |
MACRO |
770019 |
15616 |
29/11/2000 |
4/4/4 |
Ericsson |
29 |
MACRO |
781019 |
17983 |
19/09/2006 |
6/6/6 |
Ericsson |
23 |
MACRO |
770027 |
16839 |
01/12/2002 |
6/3/6 |
Ericsson |
22 |
MACRO |
772006 |
15826 |
24/02/2001 |
4/4/3 |
Ericsson |
28 |
MACRO |
772008 |
16471 |
06/05/1999 |
3/4/4 |
Ericsson |
15 |
MACRO |
772031 |
16977 |
24/12/2003 |
6/4/2 |
Ericsson |
24 |
MACRO |
772007 |
16483 |
05/03/2001 |
1/1 |
Ericsson |
40 |
SUNSITE |
770032 |
16743 |
03/07/2002 |
6/2 |
Ericsson |
14 |
MACRO |
782005 |
10064 |
28/08/1999 |
6/4/6 |
Ericsson |
43 |
MACRO |
782007 |
16432 |
09/05/1999 |
4/3/6 |
Ericsson |
40 |
MACRO |
782001 |
16435 |
10/05/1999 |
2/2 |
Ericsson |
49 |
SUNSITE |
770002 |
18211 |
03/09/2001 |
1/1 |
Ericsson |
59 |
SUNSITE |
770033 |
18315 |
30/07/2002 |
2/2/2 |
Ericsson |
49 |
MACRO |
781023 |
17839 |
01/03/2006 |
4/4/4 |
Ericsson |
49 |
MACRO |
773027 |
18082 |
30/07/2006 |
2/2/2 |
Ericsson |
40 |
MACRO |
781008 |
16047 |
04/07/2001 |
6/6/6 |
Ericsson |
40 |
MACRO |
772010 |
16809 |
20/11/2002 |
2/2/6 |
Ericsson |
69 |
MACRO |
770003 |
16477 |
09/05/1999 |
1/1 |
Ericsson |
59 |
SUNSITE |
782017 |
17961 |
28/05/2006 |
2/4/4 |
Ericsson |
12 |
MACRO |
772002 |
17893 |
11/05/1999 |
2/2/2 |
Ericsson |
20 |
MACRO |
773008 |
16965 |
22/10/2003 |
4/4/4 |
Ericsson |
22 |
MACRO |
770046 |
18003 |
16/08/2006 |
1/2 |
Ericsson |
40 |
MACRO |
781009 |
15878 |
06/07/2001 |
4/4/4 |
Ericsson |
49 |
MACRO |
772020 |
18297 |
02/02/2007 |
Map illustrating IAM facilities

Achievements by Méditelecom Operator:
In the framework of the exploitation of its GSM network, the MDT operator has deployed the following telecommunications infrastructure in the Sahara region:
- 37 GSM basic stations. Click here to see details (Annex II.1 download in a new window)
- 36 transmission links including 33 in FH and 3 in VSAT (Annex II.2 download in a new window)
- 115 public phones including:
- 51 Médiboutiques
- 62 public phones
- 2 MEDITEL stores)
- 29 outlets including:
- 13 stores
- 13 franchisees
- 3 sub agents
The tables below show Méditelecom operator facilities:
Localization |
Site A |
Site B |
Capacity |
Dakhla City |
DAK001 |
DAK003 |
2X2 |
|
DAK001 |
DAK005 |
2X2 |
DAK001 |
DAK006 |
2X2 |
DAK001 |
DAK002 |
2X2 |
DAK001 |
DAK004 |
8X2 |
Laâyoune City |
LAA103 |
LAA102 |
4X2 |
|
LAA102 |
BSC10 |
8X2 |
LAA009 |
BSC10 |
2X2 |
LAA002 |
BSC10 |
4X2 |
LAA011 |
BSC10 |
2X2 |
LAA001 |
BSC10 |
4X2 |
LAA003 |
LAA001 |
4X2 |
LAA008 |
LAA001 |
2X2 |
LAA005 |
LAA001 |
4X2 |
LAA007 |
LAA001 |
2X2 |
LAA006 |
LAA002 |
2X2 |
LAA010 |
LAA011 |
2X2 |
Axe Laâyoune-Tarfaya– Tan-tan |
LAA900 |
BSC10 |
16X2 |
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LAA900 |
LAA901 |
16X2 |
LAA901 |
LAA902 |
16X2 |
LAA902 |
TAF001 |
16X2 |
TAF001 |
LAA903 |
16X2 |
LAA903 |
LAA904 |
16X2 |
LAA904 |
LAA905 |
2X2 |
LAA904 |
RTNT01 |
16X2 |
RTNT01 |
LAA906 |
2X2 |
RTNT01 |
LAA907 |
2X2 |
RTNT01 |
LAA908 |
16X2 |
LAA908 |
TNT102 |
16X2 |
Tan-Tan City |
ELO001 |
TNT102 |
8X2 |
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TNT101 |
TNT102 |
8X2 |
TNT002 |
TNT101 |
8X2 |
Tan-tan to Agadir |
16E1 Capacity Connection |
Assa - Marrakech |
VSAT connection |
Boujdour - Marrakech |
VSAT connection |
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Store Type |
District |
City |
MTB |
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Boujdour |
Public Site |
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Dakhla |
Site Public |
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Dakhla |
Site Public |
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Dakhla |
Site Public |
|
Dakhla |
Site Public |
|
Dakhla |
Site Public |
|
Dakhla |
Site Public |
|
Dakhla |
Site Public |
. |
Dakhla |
Site Public |
Hay El Massira II |
Dakhla |
Site Public |
Place Ahmed Laaroussi |
Dakhla |
Site Public |
El Massira III |
Dakhla |
Site Public |
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Dakhla |
MTB |
|
Smara |
Site Public |
|
Smara |
MTB |
|
Goulmima |
MTB |
|
Goulmima |
MTB |
|
Goulmima |
MTB |
|
Goulmima |
MTB |
|
Goulmima |
MTB |
|
Goulmima |
MTB |
|
Goulmima |
MTB |
|
Goulmima |
MTB |
Av Hassan II |
Goulmima |
MTB |
|
Goulmima |
MTB |
|
Goulmima |
MTB |
|
Goulmima |
MTB |
|
Goulmima |
MTB |
|
Goulmima |
Site Public |
|
Goulmime |
Site Public |
|
Guelmim |
Site Public |
|
Guelmim |
Site Public |
|
Guelmim |
Site Public |
|
Guelmim |
Site Public |
|
Guelmim |
MTB |
|
Guelmim |
Site Public |
|
Guelmim |
Site Public |
|
Guelmim |
Site Public |
|
Guelmim |
MTB |
|
Guolmima |
Site Public |
|
Guoulmime |
MTB |
|
Laâyoune |
MTB |
Bd Mezzourt |
Laâyoune |
MTB |
Port Laâyoune |
Laâyoune |
MTB |
Souk Jmal |
Laâyoune |
MTB |
El Wahda 2 |
Laâyoune |
MTB |
|
Laâyoune |
Own Shop |
1710 |
Laâyoune |
MTB |
|
Laâyoune |
Own Shop |
Hay Hjira |
Laâyoune |
MTB |
|
Laâyoune |
MTB |
Bd Mezouar |
Laâyoune |
MTB |
|
Laâyoune |
MTB |
|
Laâyoune |
MTB |
|
Laâyoune |
MTB |
|
Laâyoune |
MTB |
|
Laâyoune |
MTB |
|
Laâyoune |
MTB |
|
Laâyoune |
Site Public |
|
Laâyoune |
Site Public |
|
Laâyoune |
Site Public |
|
Laâyoune |
Site Public |
|
Laâyoune |
Site Public |
|
Laâyoune |
Site Public |
|
Laâyoune |
MTB |
|
Laâyoune |
Site Public |
|
Laâyoune |
Site Public |
|
Laâyoune |
Site Public |
|
Laâyoune |
Site Public |
|
Laâyoune |
MTB |
|
Laâyoune |
MTB |
|
Laâyoune |
MTB |
|
Laâyoune |
MTB |
|
Laâyoune |
MTB |
|
Laâyoune |
MTB |
|
Laâyoune |
MTB |
|
Laâyoune |
MTB |
|
Laâyoune |
MTB |
|
Laâyoune |
MTB |
|
Laâyoune |
Site Public |
|
Laâyoune |
Site Public |
|
Laâyoune |
Site Public |
|
Laâyoune |
Site Public |
|
Laâyoune |
Site Public |
|
Laâyoune |
MTB |
|
Laâyoune |
Site Public |
|
Semara |
MTB |
|
Tan Tan |
MTB |
|
Tan Tan |
MTB |
|
Tan Tan |
Site Public |
|
Tan Tan |
Site Public |
|
Tantan |
Site Public |
|
Tarfaya |
MTB |
|
Tata |
Site Public |
|
TATA |
Site Public |
|
TATA |
Site Public |
|
TATA |
Site Public |
|
TATA |
Site Public |
|
TATA |
Site Public |
|
TATA |
Site Public |
|
TATA |
Site Public |
|
TATA |
Site Public |
|
TATA |
Site Public |
|
TATA |
Site Public |
|
TATA |
Site Public |
|
TATA |
Site Public |
|
TATA |
Site Public |
|
TATA |
Site Public |
|
TATA |
Site Public |
|
TATA |
Site Public |
|
Tata |
Site Public |
|
Tata |
Site Public |
|
Tata |
Site Public |
|
Tata |
MTB |
|
Tata |
It is worth mentioning that another national operator WANA has recently obtained mobile telephony and Internet access licences (2005/2006). We will let you know any future action plan of this operator in the Sahara region.
Production of telecommunication projects within the framework of universal telecommunication service
As part of the implementation of universal service functions in accordance with existing regulations and following proposals by national operators, the Management Committee of Universal Telecommunications Service has validated several telecommunications projects.

The completed projects on the improvement of telecommunications infrastructure concerning localities belonging to the Sahara region are presented below:
Other universal service projects, concerning other localities falling within the Sahara region, are being implemented by national telecommunication operators.
As for the tri-annual Genie programme launched by the Kingdom of Morocco for extending the use of information technology in schools, multimedia rooms were equipped in two colleges, three high schools and four primary schools in Dakhla and Smara.
Two training rooms were created in Laayoune and Dakhla. These rooms are intended for the training of teachers in charge of maintaining multimedia spaces. In the next two phases of GENIE, information technology will be introduced in all institutions and to the strengthening of digital educational content.
Satellite Telecommunications Services:
In addition to telecommunications operators, the Kingdom of Morocco has granted eight (08) licenses relating to the creation and exploitation of public telecommunications networks via satellite:
- Five (05) GMPCS (Personal Mobile Communications by Satellite), including:
O Globlstar North Africa for the use of GLOBALSTAR satellite network;
O Orbcomm Maghreb to use ORBCOMM satellite network;
O European Maghreb Data SA for the use of INMARSAT satellite networks and IRIDIUM;
O Soremar Ltd. to use Inmarsat satellite network;
O Thuraya Maghreb to use THURAYA satellite network;
-- Three (03) VSAT type, including:
O Gulfsat Maghreb;
O Cimecom;
O and SpaceCom.
The authorized satellite networks cover the whole Sahara region.
Map illustrating telecommunication infrastructure
