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| − | Morocco has become one of the top 3 largest markets for domains in Africa. Their [[ccTLD]] is increasingly used, and the population has continually greater access to computers and Internet connections. Morocco also offers one of the cheapest ccTLDs in Africa.<ref>[http://www.domainsafrica.com/2011/08/genious-communications-morocco-is.html Genious Communications Morocco, DomainsAfrica.com]<ref> | + | Morocco has become one of the top 3 largest markets for domains in Africa. Their [[ccTLD]] is increasingly used, and the population has continually greater access to computers and Internet connections. Morocco also offers one of the cheapest ccTLDs in Africa.<ref>[http://www.domainsafrica.com/2011/08/genious-communications-morocco-is.html Genious Communications Morocco, DomainsAfrica.com]</ref> |
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Revision as of 18:47, 17 November 2011
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| Type: | Privately Held |
| Industry: | Registrar |
| Founded: | 2007 |
| Founder(s): | Hamza Aboulfeth |
| Headquarters: | Marrakesh |
| Country: | Morocco |
| Products: | Domain Registration, Webhosting, Graphic Design, Web Design |
| Email: | support [at] genious.net |
| Website: | Genious.net |
| Facebook: | Genious' Profile |
| LinkedIn: | Genious' LinkedIn |
| Key People | |
| Hamza Aboulfeth, CEO & Founder, Taha Bentaleb, COO | |
Genious Communications is the 5th registrar to be created and accredited by ICANN in Africa,[1] and the first ICANN accredited registrar located in North Africa.[2] Their clients are spread across the Middle East, Morocco, Spain, and France,[3] and they continue to work themselves into markets outside of Morocco.[4] They have partnered with eNom.
Geographic Background
Morocco has become one of the top 3 largest markets for domains in Africa. Their ccTLD is increasingly used, and the population has continually greater access to computers and Internet connections. Morocco also offers one of the cheapest ccTLDs in Africa.[5]