Organized under the theme “Investing in Morocco: Incentives, Security, and Key Reforms” by the Regional Council of Notaries of Rabat and the Paris Chamber of Notaries, this edition served as a platform for discussions and reflections on investment opportunities in Morocco.
Initiated in collaboration with the Consulate General of Morocco in Villemomble, the event also highlighted the Kingdom’s considerable efforts to enhance its economic attractiveness, both through legislative reforms and measures aimed at supporting investors.
This conference aligns with the High Royal Guidelines promoting investment, stated Sabah Ait El Bachir, Consul General of Morocco in Villemomble, at the opening of the event. She emphasized that King Mohammed VI’s speech in October 2022 before both Houses of Parliament served as a roadmap, leading to the implementation of a series of reforms, including the adoption of the New National Investment Charter in March 2023, which has significantly boosted Morocco’s appeal for private investments, both national and foreign.
This gathering is also an occasion to explore Morocco’s investment opportunities, a country in full economic momentum, combining economic attractiveness, legal security, and various incentives, she said, highlighting the fundamental role of notaries in supporting and securing investment projects.
For his part, Taoufik Azzouzi, President of the Regional Council of Notaries of Rabat, noted that this conference is dedicated to expatriates, Moroccans abroad, and future investors seeking legal information and investment opportunities in Morocco.
As Moroccan private sector actors, “we are committed to our civic duty of promoting investment by highlighting Morocco’s legal advantages in attracting investments to our country,” he pointed out, recalling the key upcoming milestones for Morocco, including the 2030 FIFA World Cup, that will create numerous investment opportunities, particularly in the hospitality, tourism, and export sectors.
In addition to notaries from Rabat and Paris, the event brought together a significant Moroccan delegation, including representatives from the Ministry of Justice, the General Directorate of Taxes (DGI), the Regional Treasury of Rabat, the Foreign Exchange Office, and the Moroccan Investment and Export Development Agency (AMDIE).
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