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Digital Agency Faces Over 4B Losses
Financial data issued by the Digital Development Agency (ADD), affiliated with the Ministry of Digital Transition and Administrative Reform, reveals that the agency is experiencing a complex financial situation. During the fiscal year 2025, it recorded significant losses exceeding 40 million DIRHAM, marking the second consecutive year of a structural deficit. The agency has not generated any self-earned revenues, as sales and services remained at zero. Operational costs increased to over 1.68 billion cents, alongside continued state funding that surpassed 126 million cents. These factors highlight challenges in managing the agency and raise questions about the effectiveness of its financial spending, especially in organizing major events like the "GITEX Africa" exhibition and the use of public tenders. This situation indicates a deep financial crisis that calls for a revision of management methods, transparency in resource distribution, and efforts to achieve developmental impact within the digital sector of the kingdom.
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