
European Investment Bank Doubles Morocco Funding to €617 Million in 2020
11 March 2021
In 2020, the European Investment Bank (EIB) mobilized 617 million euros in financing for Morocco. This is almost double the EIB’s budget compared to 2019.
11 March 2021
In 2020, the European Investment Bank (EIB) mobilized 617 million euros in financing for Morocco. This is almost double the EIB’s budget compared to 2019.
3 March 2021
In the run-up to the 8th edition of the virtual SelectUSA 2021 summit to be held from June 7 to 11, Lawrence Randolph talks about business opportunities for Moroccan investors. (…)
3 March 2021
Elected "safest bank in Morocco", Attijariwafa Bank has just been named "best investment bank" in the kingdom by the magazine Global Finance. Last October, this bank had (…)
26 February 2021
Morocco, which is about to legalize the use of cannabis, should draw inspiration from the experience of Lesotho, which has become a global market that industrial cannabis (…)
26 February 2021
The southern provinces have benefited from an investment of 2 billion dirhams (MMDH) to strengthen their electricity supply. The announcement was made by Abderrahim El Hafidi, (…)
19 February 2021
The kingdom must count on Moroccans living abroad in the economic recovery plan. In this sense, they have been invited to participate in the thematic funds related to the (…)
18 February 2021
If Morocco is ready to host a vaccine production unit that will be dedicated to Africa, it can count on the financial contribution of Brussels. This is what one of the (…)
18 February 2021
Meeting on Wednesday, the Investment Commission studied and validated 34 draft conventions and addenda to investment convention agreements. This, for a total amount of 11.3 (…)
17 February 2021
"Economic recovery of Morocco: the mobilization of skills, entrepreneurs and Moroccan investors worldwide, the lever of synergies", this is the theme at the heart of the (…)
17 February 2021
By 2023, 5,000 project leaders will be supported thanks to a new support program. Moroccan startups will be able to benefit from support of up to 2 million dirhams per project.