The projects fall under two investment schemes: the basic support system (MAD 4.3 billion, 5,500 jobs) and the strategic support system (up to MAD 13 billion, 21,500 jobs), spanning 14 provinces across seven regions.
The investments target seven key sectors, including tourism, renewable energy, agri-food, automotive, packaging, lighting, textiles, metallurgy, and telecoms.
“These projects highlight Morocco’s growing appeal as an investment hub,” Zidane said following the commission’s meeting, chaired by Prime Minister Aziz Akhannouch.
“The Kingdom remains committed to strengthening its business climate and attracting foreign capital”, he added.
Morocco’s National Investment Commission has approved $1.7 billion (MAD 17.3 billion) in 20 investment projects, expected to generate 27,000 jobs, Minister Delegate for Investment Karim Zidane announced Wednesday.
29 January 2025
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