Political and institutional stability
Political and institutional stability Thanks to the enlightened leadership of His Majesty, Morocco is a model of institutional and political stability recognized internationally by all its political and economic partners. Numerous diplomatic representations from third countries (notably Europe) consider Morocco to be a stable and secure territory. This stability [...]
Economic stability and resilience
The Moroccan economy is defined by solid fundamentals. Although it does not benefit from oil revenues, it relies on key strengths such as agri-industry, tourism, textiles, and phosphates, while diversifying into fast-growing sectors including renewable energy (Morocco has hosted the world’s largest solar power plant since 2016), aerospace, automotive equipment, IT and electronics, and chemicals. In recent years, the Moroccan economy has been marked by macroeconomic stability and low inflation. Its resilience is driven by exports, the rise of private investment, and the tourism sector.
Geographical location and tourism potential unique
Business-friendly environment
Infrastructure in line with international standards
A dense, modern airport infrastructure
- 18 International airports in operation
- Casablanca Mohamed V Airport 1st international airport hub serving African destinations
Motorway network of over 2000 km
A dense rail network complemented by Africa's first high-speed line (TGV) between Casablanca and Tangiers
Urban transport : Rabat and Casablanca boast first-rate urban transport systems and a recent modern tramway network.
Port network
- The international port of Tanger Med, located in northern Morocco, is one of Africa's leading port hubs and ranks among the world's top 30.
- The Port of Casablanca is the country's leading cruise port, offering a strategic gateway for maritime tourism in Morocco.
Aeroports
18 airports
Ports
44 ports
Freeways
2000 Kilometers
Railways
2110 Kilometers (1284 Km of electrified network)
High-speed trains
1st Tangier-Casablanca high-speed train since 2018
Noor Station
the world's largest concentrating solar power plant
Tourism engineering expertise for investors in the tourism sector
Advice and guidance
Designing and setting up tourism projects
Search for financing and networking
Tourism investment incentives
Provision of tourist land bases
Assistance to investors to facilitate the investment process
Dedicated commissions to examine your investment projects
Unified Regional Investment Commission (CRUI)
All investors can submit their investment applications on the CRI-Invest platform, in order to register their investment project with the CRUI for review and approval.
Investment commission (IC)
Chaired by the Head of Government, the CI brings together the ministerial departments concerned by investment projects costing Dhs50 million or more.
