Prime Minister Aziz Akhannouch met Wednesday in Rabat with François Provost, CEO of Renault Group, and Industry Minister Ryad Mezzour to launch a new phase of the French automaker’s partnership with Morocco.
The meeting concluded with the signing of an addendum to Renault’s investment agreement, expected to create 7,500 direct and indirect jobs and modernize the group’s industrial ecosystem under a 2025–2030 development plan.
According to the Prime Minister’s office, the agreement deepens collaboration between Morocco and Renault in the automotive sector, identified as a key driver of growth under King Mohammed VI’s industrial vision. The plan will renew Renault’s leading models, update production lines, and introduce a new range of hybrid and electric vehicles by 2030.
The roadmap also includes an engineering and R&D center to be established before the end of 2025, aimed at strengthening Morocco’s technological capabilities in vehicle design and innovation. Renault produced more than 413,000 cars in the country last year, exporting 90 percent of output to over 68 markets.
The deal consolidates Morocco’s position as a regional automotive hub and signals growing investor confidence in its industrial platform, which anchors the government’s Green Generation 2020–2030 strategy to expand advanced manufacturing and job creation.
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