APA-Rabat (Morocco) – The implementation of these projects will require 241 billion dirhams (approximately 22.32 billion euros).
The decision taken by the National Investment Commission (CNI) is a major turning point for the Moroccan economy, promising the creation of almost 140,000 direct and indirect jobs.
Prime Minister Aziz Akhannouch highlighted the effectiveness of the new investment charter, which has already led to the approval of 115 projects worth 173 billion dirhams, creating more than 96,000 jobs.
The investments are spread across a number of key sectors, including industry, trade, transport, logistics, renewable energy, mining and telecommunications.
Social sectors such as education, health and tourism are also benefiting from this investment momentum.
The CNI plays a key role in implementing the priorities of the new charter and promoting a competitive economic model.
The Moroccan government is committed to strengthening entrepreneurship and accelerating the economy by creating stable, skilled jobs. The strategic roadmap for 2023-2026 aims to improve the business climate in three main areas.
To ensure effective implementation of these initiatives, the National Business Climate Commission is actively involved. By 2023, it will have launched 70% of the planned projects and completed 44 percent. The rest will be developed in the coming years.
Notable achievements include the adoption and modernisation of legal texts facilitating investment, in particular by reducing payment times and simplifying investment-related administrative procedures. Deconcentration of investment agreements has also been pursued to improve transparency and governance of regional investment.
The aim of these measures is to create a territorial environment conducive to harmonisation between major strategic projects and the country’s other investments. As a result, 90% of the projects approved by the CNI have started construction and development.
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