Morocco establishes itself as the regional leader in foreign direct investment (FDI) greenfield projects, strengthening its strategic position in Africa.

A favorable dynamic for greenfield FDI in Morocco

Morocco attracts a growing number of greenfield projects, which are foreign investments creating new productive capacities or infrastructures from scratch. This dynamic reflects investors’ confidence in the Moroccan business climate, supported by a proactive economic policy and ongoing structural reforms.

Key sectors driving investments

Greenfield projects in Morocco span several key sectors, including manufacturing, automotive, aerospace, renewable energy, and information technologies. The country thus benefits from an advantageous positioning to capture diversified investments and anchor its industrial and technological development.

A regional hub for attracting FDI

Thanks to its strategic geographic location, modern infrastructure, and free trade agreements with numerous partners, Morocco serves as a gateway for investors aiming to access African and European markets. This attractiveness strengthens the kingdom’s role as a major regional hub for greenfield FDI projects.

Growth and employment prospects

These greenfield investment projects generate jobs and facilitate skills transfer, contributing to the country’s economic growth. Morocco is entering a phase of accelerated industrialization and innovation, supported by both local and international stakeholders.

Conclusion

Morocco’s leadership in the number of greenfield FDI projects in the region illustrates its ability to attract high-quality investments and promote sustainable industrialization. This trend promises to further enhance African economic integration and the kingdom’s international competitiveness.