In Morocco, AI is no longer a futuristic promise; it is already incorporated in clinical processes. At Casablanca’s University Hospital, a 2023 research indicated that over half of doctors (48%) were already utilizing AI tools in their everyday practice, notably in diagnostic procedures such as radiology, dermatology, and cardiology.
The integration of artificial intelligence into Moroccan healthcare is generating demand for new skill sets—especially hybrid profiles that combine medical expertise with data science competencies. To meet this emerging demand, institutions such as Mohammed VI Polytechnic University have launched programs in data science and modeling aimed at preparing professionals to work at the intersection of healthcare and artificial intelligence.
In Morocco’s hospitals, AI technologies are increasingly being utilized to improve patient scheduling, manage appointment flows, and expedite paperwork procedures. These solutions are helping to solve chronic problems such as lengthy wait times and missed appointments, especially in metropolitan public hospitals where administrative demands often overwhelm limited personnel.