The Moroccan AI catalog

Open data. Shared knowledge.

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in Moroccan AI.

Discover where AI is taught and researched. Explore verified programs, laboratories, and the institutions behind them.

Every entry includes an official source and a verification date.

What’s inside

Two catalogs, one map

Research structures and education programs are curated separately but searched together, because the useful question is usually “who works on this, and where?”

Labs, centers & research teams

51 entries in the catalog

Laboratories, research centers, units and teams doing AI-related work inside Moroccan universities and schools.

Laboratory · 43Center · 6Research team · 1Research unit · 1

Education programs

5 entries in the catalog

Engineering degrees, masters and doctoral programs with a clear AI, data or machine-learning component.

Engineer · 2Master · 2PhD · 1

Fresh from the catalog

Recently verified

Every entry carries the date a human last checked its official source. These were checked most recently.

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Laboratory

Bioinformatics Laboratory

Mohammed VI Polytechnic University

Benguerir · Marrakesh-SafiCollege of Computing
BioinformaticsComputational BiologyComputational Genomics+3 more
Active

Laboratory

Information Technologies Laboratory

Chouaib Doukkali University

El Jadida · Casablanca-SettatENSA El Jadida
Artificial IntelligenceEmerging TechnologiesInformation Systems+3 more
Active

Center

Vanguard Center

Mohammed VI Polytechnic University

Benguerir · Marrakesh-SafiVanguard Center
High-Performance ComputingScientific ComputingNumerical Methods+2 more
Active

Who hosts it

The institutions behind the work

18 universities, schools and institutes appear in the catalog. These host the most entries.

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Where it happens

Concentrated, but not only in the capital

AI research in the catalog spans 7 regions and 14 cities, from Tangier to Beni Mellal.

By city

Region names follow Morocco’s twelve official administrative regions, as recorded in the catalog schema.

How the catalog is made

A catalog you can check, not just read.

MADRASA is a dataset first and a website second. The JSON files are the source of truth; this interface is one way to read them.

  1. Sourced from the institution itself

    Entries are built from official university, school, lab or ministry pages · never from rankings or hearsay.

  2. Checked, dated and re-checked

    Each record stores a verification date. The most recent sweep was 1 August 2026.

  3. Reviewed in public

    Every change is a pull request, validated automatically against a published JSON schema before it can be merged.

Something missing? The catalog is edited by the community.

MADRASA is maintained in the open. Adding a program or a lab means opening one issue · or one small pull request against a JSON file. Every entry needs an official source and a verification date.