Morocco’s Investment Commission approved 381 investment projects worth around MAD 581 billion since the current government took office, with the projects expected to generate more than 245,000 direct and indirect jobs, according to a government review document covering the 2021–2026 period.
The government said 297 projects worth MAD 513 billion were approved after the new investment charter entered into force in March 2023, spanning multiple sectors and regions across the country.
Authorities also highlighted progress under a support mechanism targeting very small, small and medium sized enterprises launched in late 2025. Regional investment centers received 209 project applications, of which 33 projects worth nearly MAD 483 million were approved, with plans to create around 940 direct jobs.
At the regional level, 83 investment projects valued at approximately MAD 8.1 billion were approved in 2025 for ventures below MAD 250 million, with authorities projecting nearly 11,000 direct jobs.
The government also said implementation of reforms linked to Morocco’s 2026 business climate roadmap reached 98% for launched initiatives, with an execution rate of 72%.
Public investment between 2022 and 2026 reached MAD 1.6 trillion, up 61% compared with the 2017–2021 period, with spending directed mainly toward hospitals, schools and vocational training centers.
The report also pointed to improvements in payment delays between companies following the implementation of a 60 day legal payment deadline. Intercompany debt fell from MAD 373 billion in 2021 to MAD 315 billion by the end of 2024, while average public sector payment delays reached 18 days for state institutions and local authorities in 2024.
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