Morocco is an essential country for investment in Africa thanks to its geographical location and its proximity to both Europe and South Africa.
Located in the north-west, it is considered as an access point to the African market that represents 177 million French-speaking people.
Preserving strong and stable macroeconomic balances has always been a major focus of the Moroccan government. With its economic dynamism and diversity, the country offers promising perspectives in many sectors, as well as advantageous salary and tax conditions.
Morocco has set up an incentive legal framework through the conclusion of free trade agreements either bilaterally or regionally with more than 55 countries as well as the various financial, tax and customs advantages.
Morocco has a world-class infrastructure ranked among the best in Africa, especially with the Tangier Med port, the largest port in Africa, and the first high-speed train in Africa connecting Tangier – Casablanca.
Mohamed V Airport in Casablanca is the largest airport in Morocco. It is considered as an international air hub to and from Central & West Africa connecting 115 destinations in 53 countries. In addition, Morocco has set up an open sky policy with 17 international airports.