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[Closed] GovTech Innovation Challenge 2026: AI for Public Audit with Morocco's General Inspectorate of Finance

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The World Bank, Switzerland's SECO and Trust Valley invite startups, scale-ups and small firms worldwide to build AI tools that modernise public audit for Morocco's General Inspectorate of Finance. Selected companies develop a proof of concept with the agency and join a fully covered bootcamp in Switzerland and Morocco.

Competition · World Bank Group, with Switzerland's SECO and Trust Valley, for Morocco's General Inspectorate of Finance · Open worldwide, Morocco · General

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