Changes to the Portuguese Golden Visa rules. Starting this year, investment based on funds has been prioritized, replacing the investment by residence in effect until October 2023.
Morocco is preparing to host the continent’s first giant battery factory. This is an investment by the Chinese company Gotion High-Tech, of around $5.6 billion.
With $18 billion, Morocco is the second country after Indonesia in terms of foreign investments by Chinese companies specializing in green technologies, according to a report from Johns Hopkins University.
Morocco will need to mobilize an estimated $38 billion in investments by 2035 to develop its non-energy infrastructure. This is revealed by a study conducted by a specialized platform.
Over the years, Morocco has become a global commercial and industrial power, an essential hub connecting Europe, Africa and Asia, thanks in particular to massive investments, modern infrastructure and strategic choices.
Following the detection of suspected manipulations in documents related to contracts and financial transfers carried out by Moroccan investors between the kingdom and several African countries, particularly in Central and West Africa, a team of controllers from the Foreign Exchange Office is accelerating the verification mission it had started in the meantime.
The Polisario is targeting a French company considering investing in renewable energy projects in Dakhla, in the Moroccan Sahara.
A Chinese group specializing in automotive components intends to invest 65 million euros to set up a 100% owned subsidiary in Morocco.
Due to administrative and political blockages, the Ouezzane-Larache region has just lost a 12 million euro investment opportunity that should have generated 300 direct jobs.
A Moroccan expatriate who returned to Morocco after 18 years abroad finds himself in a delicate situation: he receives a warning giving him only 10 days to demolish his real estate properties in Azemmour, the result of a significant investment.
Bouchaib Rami, president of the Club of Moroccan Investors Abroad, advocates for the establishment of a third neutral commission tasked with studying the reasons for the rejection of investment projects presented by members of the diaspora.
Three Moroccan businessmen are on the list of Arab billionaires, according to a ranking by the American magazine Forbes for the year 2025. Their fortunes range between $1.5 and $1.6 billion.