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Morocco Faces Largest 5G Speed Drop
A report from the Ookla platform revealed a significant decline in 5G network speeds in Morocco during the six months following the service launch. Speeds dropped from approximately 267 Mbps at launch to between 160 and 165 Mbps, less than half of the initial speed. The main reason for this is Morocco’s reliance on a non-standalone (NSA) architecture, which connects 5G to the 4G core, leading to data traffic bottlenecks and a negative impact on performance. Conversely, Algeria maintained a higher average speed of 374 Mbps, down from 484 Mbps, while Tunisia saw a decrease to 152 Mbps. Egypt’s speeds remained steady at around 89 Mbps. Despite fluctuations in performance, Morocco saw a boost in its mobile internet ranking, rising from 61st to 39th worldwide in 2025. There are expectations to expand coverage and accelerate network upgrades to meet challenges and achieve digital development goals ahead of hosting the 2030 World Cup.
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