Tourism in Morocco

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. It is considered by many diplomatic representations, particularly European ones, as a stable and safe territory. This stability is further ensured by democratic institutions and an increasingly open approach towards the various components of Moroccan civil society.

Economic Stability and Resilience

The Moroccan economy is characterized by solid economic fundamentals. Although it does not rely on oil revenues, it builds on its strengths, including agro-industry, tourism, textiles, and phosphates, while diversifying into emerging sectors such as renewable energy (Morocco has hosted the world’s largest solar power plant since 2016), the aeronautics industry, automotive equipment, IT, electronics, and chemicals. In recent years, Morocco’s economy has been marked by macroeconomic stability coupled with low inflation. Its strength relies on exports, the growth of private investments, and tourism.

Unique Geographical Location and Exceptional Tourism Potential unique

As a crossroads between continents, Morocco benefits from a strategic geographical position. It is less than three hours’ flight from major European capitals… 

Business-Friendly Environment

For several years, Morocco has committed to liberalizing its economy, aiming to simplify investment procedures, and has established a favorable legislative framework that considers the needs of international investors:

• No restrictions on landownership for foreign investors.
• No restrictions on holding subsidiaries in Morocco for foreign investors: full freedom to own up to 100% of a company’s capital.
• Administrative procedures for company creation are minimized.
• Full freedom for foreign investors to hold up to 100% of the share capital of their subsidiary(ies) in Morocco without any constraints.
• Signing of over 100 agreements to prevent double taxation on income and to protect investments.

Infrastructure in line with international standards

Modern and Extensive Airport Infrastructure :

  • 18 operational international airports.
  • Mohamed V Airport in Casablanca has emerged as the leading international airport hub serving African destinations.


Highway Network : Over 2,000 km of highways.

Railway Network : Dense railway network complemented by Africa’s first high-speed train (TGV) line connecting Casablanca and Tangier.

Urban Transport : Rabat and Casablanca feature first-class urban transport systems, including a 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.
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Airports

18 airports

Ports

44 ports

Highways

2,000 km

Railways

2,110 km (1,284 km electrified)

High-Speed Train

First HSR line Tangier–Casablanca operational since 2018

Noor Solar Plant

World’s largest concentrated solar power station

Dedicated Committees to Process Your Investment Files

Regional Unified Investment Commission (CRUI)

Any investor can submit their investment file on the CRI-Invest platform to register the proposed investment project within the review and approval process of the CRUI.

Investment Commission (CI)

Chaired by the Head of Government, the CI brings together the relevant ministerial departments for investment projects with an amount equal to or exceeding 50 million MAD.

Guidline Tourism Doing Business

Investment Charter

Incentive Measures