The Interior Ministry is tackling head-on the blockage of projects by Moroccans residing abroad. Urgent directives order walis and governors to immediately unblock investment files stuck in administrative and judicial proceedings within municipalities.
Spanish hotel giant Barceló closed 2025 with historic results. With rising net profits, the group is pursuing its global development strategy through the acquisition of new real estate assets on the Moroccan market.
French equipment manufacturer Daher is preparing to relocate part of its industrial production from Tarbes to Tangier and work with Moroccan subcontractors. Objective: divide costs by three and restore profitability to its aerostructures division.
Morocco’s economic transformation is reshaping regional geopolitics. Transitioning from an agricultural model to cutting-edge industry, the kingdom is now establishing itself as a true strategic power bridging Africa and Europe.
The Moroccan short-term rental market has transformed into a genuine investment segment. Despite promises of high returns, the sector faces a legal vacuum and now demands strong professionalization.
During the examination of the bill on housing developments, the government rejected the establishment of a financial bond for developers. The executive favors flexibility to avoid slowing investments in the real estate sector.
France is redefining its African strategy at the Nairobi summit. Despite the end of the francophone sphere of influence, French companies continue to invest massively on the continent. In this framework, Morocco is establishing itself as a strategic hub.
Morocco is increasingly attracting French buyers seeking a second home in the sun . But behind promises of affordable riads and lifetime vacations, fractional real estate also raises questions about its actual profitability and risks for buyers.
Morocco is transforming its tourism industry by focusing on customer experience and innovation. With tens of thousands of beds created or rehabilitated, the Kingdom is attracting massive investor interest and stimulating its ecosystem of innovative businesses.
To secure its energy reserves, Morocco plans to increase its hydrocarbon storage capacity by nearly 50% by 2030. A massive investment plan of 550 million euros is planned to expand and redeploy these strategic infrastructures.
The International Monetary Fund anticipates positive spillovers for the Morocco’s massive investment plan by 2030. Growth should accelerate, provided debt is controlled and budget management of future projects is secured.
Faced with massive disengagement of French retail banks on the African continent , it is now local and Moroccan institutions that occupy the ground. France is attempting to sketch out a new model focused on investment banking and technological innovation.