Contact
Rabat’s tramway curving past the Grand Theatre, the Mohammed VI Tower on the skyline beyond

05Why Morocco

Why Morocco

Strategically located between Europe and Africa, Morocco combines global market access, competitive investment conditions, established industrial ecosystems and exceptional renewable-energy potential.

Explore our services

Morocco has established itself as a major investment and industrial platform at the crossroads of Europe, Africa and the Atlantic.

Its combination of political and economic stability, modern infrastructure, international connectivity, investment incentives and sector-specific development strategies has attracted global companies across manufacturing, energy, logistics, tourism and services.

For investors, Morocco offers more than cost competitiveness. It provides a platform for regional and international growth, supported by a proactive investment framework and increasingly sophisticated local ecosystems.

A new residential tower in Casablanca wrapped in a white concrete lattice, balconies cut into the screen
The facade of an office tower in Casablanca: white panels and staggered deep-set windows reflecting the sky
  1. 05.1

    Strategic location & market access

    Morocco’s geographic position and trade connectivity provide access to European, African, Atlantic and international markets, supported by an extensive network of trade agreements and logistics infrastructure.

    A row of six ship-to-shore cranes against an overcast sky
  2. 05.2

    Industrial platform

    Established ecosystems in automotive, aerospace, textiles, pharmaceuticals, agro-industry and other manufacturing sectors provide investors with developed supply chains, skilled talent and export capabilities.

    A container port and its logistics zone from the air, cranes along the quay, stacked containers and warehouses, hills beyond
  3. 05.3

    Investment environment

    Morocco’s Investment Charter, regional mechanisms and sector-specific programs can provide meaningful support to qualifying projects, while national and regional institutions facilitate investment development and implementation.

    A cable-stayed motorway bridge at night, its two arched pylons lit in red and green
  4. 05.4

    Energy transition

    Morocco’s solar and wind resources, renewable-energy ambitions and industrial decarbonization agenda are creating opportunities across power generation, green industry, infrastructure and energy-intensive manufacturing.

    A photovoltaic plant from the air, long rows of solar panels across pale desert ground, a small white technical building in the foreground

Neomar Advisory helps investors translate these structural advantages into executable opportunities through local insight, institutional coordination and project development support.

A cable-stayed motorway bridge from the air, its arched concrete pylon rising above a dry valley and the deck curving away across the hills

Figures as of 2025

  1. FREE TRADE WITH 50+ COUNTRIES

    Preferential access to Europe, the United States, Africa and the Arab world.1

  2. UP TO 30% INVESTMENT SUPPORT

    Capital grants of up to 30% of eligible investment under the Investment Charter, subject to eligibility criteria.2

  3. RECORD 56.1 BN MAD OF FDI RECEIPTS IN 2025

    22% above the previous peak, set in 2018.3

  4. FREE CAPITAL REPATRIATION

    Foreign-currency funded investments benefit from Morocco’s convertibility regime for profits and capital.4

  5. AIRPORT CAPACITY DOUBLING BY 2030

    From 38 to 80 million passengers a year across the national airport network, including Casablanca, Marrakech, Rabat and Tangier. Alongside the 430 km Kenitra-Marrakech high-speed line under construction, serving Rabat, Casablanca and Mohammed V Airport.5

  6. AFRICA’S LEADING CONTAINER PORT

    Tanger Med handled 11.1 million TEU in 2025, with regular connections to 180+ ports in 70 countries.6

  7. 52% RENEWABLE CAPACITY BY 2030

    Over 45% already installed, with electricity demand up 7.4% in 2025.7

  8. 19.8 MILLION TOURISTS IN 2025

    26 MILLION BY 2030

    A record year, ahead of the 2030 FIFA World Cup co-hosted with Spain and Portugal.8

SourcesFigures as of 2025

  1. Office des Changes, foreign trade report 2023; US Department of Commerce, 2025
  2. Framework law 03-22, art. 16; decrees 2-23-1, art. 10 and 2-25-342, art. 12
  3. Office des Changes, December 2025 indicators (provisional); National Investment Commission, 2 April 2026
  4. Framework law 03-22, art. 31
  5. ONDA, Airports 2030 strategy; ONCF
  6. Tanger Med Port Authority, 2025 traffic
  7. ONEE, July 2026; Ministry of Energy Transition
  8. Ministry of Tourism, 9 January 2026; FIFA, 11 December 2024

Morocco offers compelling opportunities. We help you make the most of it.

Neomar supports investors throughout the project development journey - navigating incentive eligibility, land access, permitting, grid connection and institutional coordination.

Explore our services

Figures 2025-2026. Sources: Office des Changes; Investment Charter (framework law 03-22) and implementing decrees; ONDA; ONCF; Tanger Med Port Authority; ONEE; Ministry of Tourism; FIFA.