The president of the Morocco-Israel Business Council, Steve O’Hana, announced the upcoming visit to Morocco of a group of Israeli businessmen. They are coming on a prospecting mission to explore the investment and trade opportunities offered by the Kingdom.
The President of the Morocco-Israel Business Council, Steve O’hana, announced the organization of a meeting on business opportunities in Israel . It will be held on October 28.
Polish investors will travel to Morocco during the month of September. They would be interested in the investment potential and the favorable business climate in the southern provinces of the kingdom.
A delegation of Arab ambassadors, composed of representatives in Rabat from Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Oman and Jordan, visited Dakhla . Objective: to take stock of the economic projects launched in the region, particularly in the fisheries sector.
The Polish aeronautics industry is seriously considering signing partnerships in Morocco. The Moroccan embassy in Poland met in Warsaw with the top executives of certain Polish companies.
Spanish investors are preparing to seize the opportunities offered by the Moroccan market. This is thanks to the recent decision by the government to ease the conditions for foreign professionals to access the national territory.
A reconnaissance contract for the onshore area called "MESORIF", located in northern Morocco, was signed on Friday between the National Office of Hydrocarbons and Mines (ONHYM) and the oil company Conocophillips Morocco Ventures LTD.
The Moroccan market is coveted by many companies around the world. "Helium Health", a Nigerian startup specializing in technological solutions for the healthcare sector in West Africa, wants to expand its activities to Morocco this year. The company is taking steps to make this dream a reality.
Potential investors from the city of Valencia are carrying out a trade mission to Morocco from February 16 to 19. The delegation, composed of entrepreneurs, are mandated to prospect for business opportunities and examine ways to strengthen bilateral economic relations.
Morocco continues to attract the interest of foreign countries. After Portugal, it is the turn of a multi-sectoral Belgian economic mission that plans to visit the Kingdom from October 14 to 18.
Portugal wants to strengthen trade relations with the economic players in the Tanger-Tétouan-Al Hoceima region. A delegation of businessmen and company representatives spent the weekend in the region to inquire about partnership and investment opportunities.
At the "Japan Africa Business Expo", the Moroccan pavilion is the focus of attention on the sidelines of the 7th Tokyo International Conference on African Development (TICAD 7). This exhibition has met with some success among Japanese businessmen interested in investing in Morocco and Africa.