The Thales group, a world leader in cybersecurity , has announced the opening of a new proximity security operations center in Morocco, the first in Africa.
The British company, Chariot Oil & Gas announced that the new natural gas reservoir discovered in the Anchois well off Larache is of excellent quality.
In order to strengthen its tourism offer, the Souss-Massa region has identified a total of 15 areas in Agadir , dedicated to tourism investment. They cover 1300 hectares under development or in project.
Sound Energy has announced the start of site preparation work for the construction of its small-scale gas liquefaction plant at the Tendrara field.
Ryanair launched on Tuesday its summer 2022 flights from Agadir airport, which will connect the capital of Souss to many European cities, including 19 new routes to 10 European countries.
The Italian roaster Pavin Caffè, a premium coffee producer, has set up shop in Morocco by opening a subsidiary in Casablanca called Pavin Caffé Maroc.
"Morocco Israel Tourism Investment Summit", this is the theme of the high-level virtual business meeting to be held on March 22 between Moroccan and Israeli investors.
Almost all the development projects under the "Al Hoceima, Manarat Al Moutawassit" (PMA) program are almost completed. To date, 925 projects out of a total of 942 planned projects have been carried out, a completion rate of 98%.
The city of Tetouan will be equipped with a new economic activity zone , contributing to the strengthening of industrial reception infrastructures and addressing the problems of smuggling throughout the region.
Faced with exogenous shocks threatening its economy, Morocco has two alternatives: to readjust its investment budget or to reorder its priorities. Two solutions that are not, for the time being, on the agenda, as the measures taken still make it possible to cope with the situation, the government assures.
The president of Vox Melilla, José Miguel Tasende, stated that the "increasingly massive and violent" migrant assaults are not reassuring for businessmen who would like to invest in the autonomous city.
Over the next seven years, the European Union plans to increase its investments in Morocco to the tune of 8.4 billion euros ($9.2 billion), to support several vital sectors of the national economy.