2025 at the Mohammed VI University of Health Sciences (UM6SS) in Casablanca.Held under the High Patronage of His Majesty King Mohammed VI, the event was co-organized by the Mohammed VI Foundation for Health and the e-Health Innovation Center (CIeS) of Mohammed V University in Rabat, with the support of various ministries and national institutions.IeHF2025 convened a wide range of national and international stakeholders committed to advancing digital health transformation across Africa and the Global South.The scientific communications included in this volume reflect the broader themes addressed during the forum, particularly the governance and interoperability of health data systems, the responsible integration of artificial intelligence in clinical care, and the use of digital technologies to support major events such as the 2030 FIFA World Cup.In addition to the scientific program, IeHF2025 featured several key initiatives that contributed to shaping the national and regional digital health agenda.These included the inaugural Health Connect Showcase on Interoperability, the first meeting of the MOHIM* Interoperability Working Group, and live demonstrations of AI solutions applied in real-world clinical settings.The MAHIR** Framework was also presented as a strategic tool to support AI adoption in health institutions.A particular emphasis was placed on digital health applications in sports medicine, as well as on fostering innovation ecosystems through the International Startup Call, the Hackathon, and the Best Abstract Awards.With a strong focus on co-creation, public-private partnerships, and regional cooperation, the final declaration of IeHF2025 outlined a shared commitment to building a robust national governance framework, advancing structured AI deployment, harmonizing interoperability standards, investing in digital skills, and reinforcing international collaboration.These efforts aim to position Morocco as a leader in secure, equitable, and innovation-driven digital health *Morocco Health Interoperability and Maturity Program
A 2026 study studied this question.