– Kwiks, a Moroccan recruitment platform, secured MAD 8 million ($817,786) from Azrur Innovation Management to accelerate the development of AI-powered hiring solutions.

– The funding will enable Kwiks to launch a new version of its platform and enhance its R2DS feature, which generates automated candidate reports.

– CEO Amine Khayatei Houssaini emphasized the shared vision with Azur Innovation for more agile, ethical recruitment, aiming to strengthen Kwiks’ presence in local and international markets.

Kwiks, a Moroccan recruitment platform that links companies with top freelance headhunters, has secured a landmark investment of  USD 817,786 from Azrur Innovation Management (AIM).

The company stated that the funding will boost its recruitment capabilities by accelerating the development of AI-powered solutions. This effort seeks to modernize recruitment processes by streamlining hiring and connecting businesses with talent more efficiently than traditional approaches, Kwiks noted in a recent statement.

“With KWIKS, companies can now hire faster and more effectively, finding the right talent with just a few clicks,” the statement highlighted.

The company further emphasized that the funding will facilitate the launch of a new, highly anticipated version of its platform. It also mentioned plans to enhance its R2DS solutions, which automatically generate detailed candidate reports.

“With KWIKS, companies can hire faster and more effectively, finding the ideal talent, with just a few clicks,” it noted. The statement further emphasized that the funding will enable Kwiks to launch a highly promising version of its platform.

“Additionally, Kwiks will continue to develop innovative features, including its R2DS solutions that generate automated candidate reports,” said the statement.

Kwiks CEO Amine Khayatei Houssaini expressed satisfaction with the new fund and thanked Azur Innovation for their generous gesture. He argued that Azur Innovation shares Kwiks’ vision for more agile and ethical recruitment through artificial intelligence.

“This investment will allow us to continue innovating and providing cutting-edge solutions to our clients, while strengthening our position in the local and international markets,” Houssaini said.