Resumen
Despite massive progress in telecommunications and technology, there remains a great disparity between the telecommunication services and capabilities available to different nations. Developing nations in Africa, South America and Eastern Europe often lag far behind in linking up to the modern world's telecommunications networks. The Kingdom of Morocco is the most recent African country to enter cyberspace. Since the infrastructure necessary to establish the Internet connectivity was simply nonexistent, connection was a monumental task. Organizations in both public and private sectors throughout the Kingdom of Morocco have become increasingly aware of advantages and capabilities provided by the Internet connectivity. In the past year, over a dozen local Internet service providers have been established, and Moroccan businesses, governmental agencies and universities are keeping them busy, making the Internet connectivity throughout the country a reality, rather than a dream.