Morocco adopted last week the first integrated national policy for the improvement of the business environment, which extends over a period of five years (2021-2025) and developed under High Instructions of HM King Mohammed VI, said Head of Government Saad Dine El Otmani.
In a document published on the official website of the Department of the Head of Government, El Otmani said that this policy, developed through an integrated approach and with the participation of government sectors, public institutions, and representatives of the private sector, aims to improve the business environment by meeting the real needs of entrepreneurs and national enterprises.
In accordance with the High Royal Instructions, the government has also issued the law on the “Reform of regional investment centers and the creation of Regional Unified Investment Commissions (CRUI),” he noted, adding that this is an additional structural reform to improve the business environment and support investment.
”Indicators for the year 2020 show the effectiveness of the reform of regional investment centers,” said Head of Government, adding that these centers have been instrumental in creating more than 20,000 new businesses, providing services to more than 18,000 small, medium, and very small enterprises, as well as supporting more than 4,000 investors and approving nearly 1,500 investment projects with a total budget of about 151 billion dirhams.
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