Thanks to the enlightened Vision of His Majesty King Mohammed VI, Morocco is increasingly asserting itself as a land of opportunities and investments, thereby generating growing interest among Moroccans around the world, emphasized Zineb Hatim, President of the “Maroc Entrepreneurs” network.
“Today’s Morocco embodies bold ambition, rooted modernity, and a clear vision led by the leadership of His Majesty the King,” Hatim told MAP.
Through major development projects, bold strategic choices, and openness to the world, “our country is establishing itself as a key player on both the African and international stages,” she added.
“Seeing Morocco reach the semi-finals of the 2022 World Cup, soon host the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations, and co-organize the 2030 World Cup is not just a sporting achievement—it’s the expression of a country that believes in itself, that inspires, and that moves forward with confidence,” noted the president of this network, which has been active for 26 years, connecting economic players from the diaspora in France with the Moroccan entrepreneurial landscape.
According to Hatim, this momentum goes beyond sports and highlights the major transformations Morocco has undergone over the past two decades.
The Kingdom now has one of the most advanced highway networks in Africa, large dams that ensure water security amid growing climate disruption, and an ambitious industrial strategy, particularly in the automotive, aerospace, and agri-food sectors, she stressed.
Morocco is also a pioneer in the development of renewable energy, with flagship projects like Noor Ouarzazate that reflect its commitment to building a sustainable and resilient energy model, she continued.
In this regard, she highlighted the collective momentum that drives the diaspora. “There is a genuine desire to take part in this dynamic and to contribute passionately and enthusiastically to the development of the Kingdom,” she emphasized.
“Morocco is ready for the future, and we, Moroccans around the world, are more than ever ready to contribute to its rise,” she added.
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