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Rabat – Morocco showcased its economic strengths and investment opportunities during the “Morocco Now” conference held on Tuesday in Madrid.
The event, held under the theme “Investing Together for a Sustainable and Shared Future,” brought together major economic players from both Morocco and Spain.
The conference aimed to promote Morocco as a reliable and attractive destination for foreign investments, especially for European partners. Drawing over 150 companies, it was organized by Morocco’s Ministry of Investment, Convergence and Evaluation of Public Policies, in collaboration with the Moroccan Agency for Investment and Export Development (AMDIE).
During the event, the Moroccan delegation recalled the country’s recent economic reforms, high-potential industries, and concrete projects available for mutually beneficial partnerships.
Spain’s Secretary of State for Trade, Amparo López Senovilla, spoke of the strategic importance of the Morocco-Spain relationship. “Our historical ties and strategic geographical locations bring both sides of the Mediterranean closer,” she said, MAP news agency reported.
She also pointed to the 12th high-level meeting between Morocco and Spain, held in Rabat in February 2023, which laid out a roadmap for deeper cooperation in key sectors such as economy and sustainability.
Morocco’s Ambassador to Spain, Karima Benyaich, described Morocco as a promising platform for Spanish businesses. She commended the country’s ambitious strategic vision, favorable business climate, and growing partnership with Spain.
Meanwhile, Karim Zidane, Morocco’s Minister Delegate in charge of Investment, urged Spanish companies to explore the many investment opportunities available in Morocco, especially in key sectors like aerospace, renewable energy, automotive, and electronics.
He noted Morocco’s world-class infrastructure, skilled young workforce, and strategic location as reasons for its growing attractiveness to foreign investors.
Ali Seddiki, Director General of AMDIE, also spoke of Morocco’s position as a leading hub for investment and exports in the region. He said the conference in Madrid aims to encourage more Spanish businesses to invest in Morocco.
Moroccan and Spanish officials have continuously vowed to strengthen cooperation in many sectors and encourage investment in both countries, especially after Madrid officially endorsed Morocco’s sovereignty over the Western Sahara.
