During the meeting of the Investments Committee on Friday, chaired by Prime Minister Aziz Akhannouch, the Moroccan government approved 26 projects, including 12 draft agreements and 14 annexes, with a total value of 28.5 billion dirhams, providing about 3,735 direct job opportunities.

A statement issued today by the Moroccan government stated that the higher education sector leads the approved investment projects, followed by the industrial sector, and then the tourism sector.

During the meeting, the head of government explained the importance of reviving investment, and the need to adapt it to the profound transformations that Morocco is witnessing at all levels, considering investment as an engine for development.

The prime minister praised the measures taken by the government to accelerate reform measures aimed at facilitating investment, especially the simplification of procedures. He added that they will contribute to strengthening attractiveness and competitiveness and enhancing the climate of confidence in investment.

It is noteworthy that 7 sessions of the Investments Committee were held during the current Moroccan government, during which 84 draft agreements and annexes were approved, with a total amount of 67.6 billion dirhams.
Source: agencies