Morocco Slashes Red Tape for Investors, Halving Required Documents in 2024

Starting next year, the number of documents required for processing investment files in Morocco will be reduced by nearly half.
The announcement was made in parliament by the Delegate Minister in charge of Digital Transition and Public Administration Reform, Ghita Mezzour, in response to a question on the evolution of the investment promotion project recommended by King Mohammed VI.
The minister indicated in this sense that her ministry has worked in collaboration with the Regional Investment Centers (CRI) to set up the procedures related to investment. In addition, the "Cri-invest" platform has been updated, in order to reduce the number of documents required for investment.
Prior to this stage, information and awareness-raising meetings were organized for civil servants in nine regions, in order to support them in the implementation of simplified administrative procedures before the official launch of the platform, she stressed.
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