Head of government Aziz Akhannouch defended the government’s approach to tourism development, stating that it has always been broad-based, multidimensional, and integrated with other key sectors.
Unlike traditional, isolated strategies focused solely on hotel upgrades and theme parks, the government’s tourism policy addresses the sector’s interconnections with broader economic goals.
He said that this comprehensive approach has led to significant achievements, including attracting 17.4 million tourists in 2024, a historic milestone for the country.
Speaking during the monthly parliamentary session, Akhannouch explained that the government’s vision for tourism is central to its broader development plan for Morocco through 2030.
He emphasized that tourism will be a key driver of balanced growth, opening new opportunities across the country.
Akhannouch also stressed the government’s commitment to preparing Morocco for major international events, noting that it is fully mobilized to enhance the country’s tourism infrastructure and international image.
“The government is ready to establish integrated and comprehensive systems, in full coordination with various stakeholders, to ensure Morocco is prepared to host global events in the near future,” he said.
Akhannouch also pointed to the 2023-2026 Tourism Roadmap, which includes regional contracts aimed at improving tourism offerings across Morocco. “These projects focus on developing hotel infrastructure and increasing accommodation capacity in targeted areas,” he said.
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