Government removes investment threshold in tourism stimulus program

Government removes investment threshold in tourism stimulus program
Tuesday 15 July 2025 - 17:02

The Moroccan government has introduced three major improvements to its “Go Siyaha” tourism investment program to broaden eligibility and boost job creation, the Ministry of Tourism announced. 

Starting July 22, 2025, the program will no longer require a minimum investment threshold of 1 million dirhams, allowing smaller, innovative projects, like guesthouses, animation centers, and cooperatives, to access funding.

 Existing tourism businesses will now also be eligible for investment support to expand their services, rather than the program being limited to startups. Additionally, technical assistance will be extended to new entrepreneurs, particularly to help them secure financing and structure their projects from the outset. 

These upgrades, said Minister Fatim-Zahra Ammor, reflect a commitment to adapt to the real needs of Moroccan tourism entrepreneurs. 

With 1,000 projects already underway and a target of 1,700 by 2026, Go Siyaha is a key part of the national 2023–2026 roadmap to diversify and animate Morocco’s tourism offering.

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