By 2030, Morocco wants to increase the share of renewable energies to more than 52%. To this end, it has developed an energy model favorable to the production of green hydrogen , by investing 90 billion dirhams over the next ten years.
The activity of Tanger Med Zone is gaining momentum again. Three new companies from the automotive sector have just announced their installation.
The work for the realization of the first part of the Fnideq free zone is completed and the start of activities is scheduled for this month of February.
Morocco has decided to raise its ambitions set in terms of renewable energies , to exceed the current target of 52% of the national electricity mix before 2030.
For the next 30 years, Morocco wants to focus on the green economy to make its economy more competitive . A roadmap has been presented to the United Nations in this regard.
In 2018, the Moroccan biscuit industry recorded sales growth, achieving a turnover of 2.7 billion dirhams (MMDH).
The industrialists of Aeronautics and their supervisory minister reviewed the path taken by their sector, shaken by the health crisis, and laid the foundations for its development in Morocco.
The work on the new industrial zones in Tangier, set up as part of the fight against the informal sector, is progressing rapidly. The first deliveries are scheduled before the end of this year.
Morocco is gradually positioning itself as a true pioneer in renewable energies. The kingdom is cited as an example for its march towards a new source of clean energy which is green hydrogen, the cornerstone of the green transition of the energy and industrial sectors.
The Minister of Industry, Trade and Green and Digital Economy, Moulay Hafid El Alamy, began on Monday a working visit to the United States to meet with American investors.
Automotive exports stood at 152.88 million dirhams (MDH) in the first six months of 2021, up 61.1% compared to the end of June 2020. At the same time, imports are also up 19.5%.
Automotive exports , Morocco’s leading export sector for seven years, amounted to 72.18 billion dirhams (MMDH) in 2020, down 9.9% compared to 2019.