An attractive investment code highlighted

The Comorian investment code offers numerous advantages to investors, such as tax exemptions for up to 15 years, easier access to land, and priority access to certain public procurement contracts.

These advantages were presented at the Economic Forum organized by the Union of the Comoros at Expo 2025 in Osaka, Japan, to demonstrate that the archipelago is an accessible and competitive investment destination.
The forum focused on three points: what the Comoros can offer partners, the sectors in which the country is seeking investment, and how to build sustainable economic relations.

Comorian representatives highlighted its natural resources, rich and varied fishing grounds, as well as world-renowned cash crops such as ylang-ylang, vanilla, and cloves. The country’s agricultural potential, which remains underexploited, was also highlighted.
The Minister of Economy, Moustoifa Hassani Mohamed, stated that the delegation wanted to establish partnerships with Japanese companies, financial institutions, and operators interested in new markets. “This forum is a space for clear, action-oriented dialogue. We hope it will be the starting point for ongoing exchanges and concrete investments,” he said.

The Chief of Staff of the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries, Ali Mohamed, indicated that the delegation had been well received and that several participants had already achieved positive results. The mayor of the Japanese city of Komoro also expressed his desire to develop sustainable exchanges and discussed a possible twinning between the two cities.

The forum also highlighted the similarities between the Comoros and Japan, such as the volcanic terrain, geothermal power plant projects, and marine resources, symbolized by the coelacanth. The desire to develop tourism and the blue economy appears to be an important lever for achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).