Investment opportunities in Morocco and the country’s investor-friendly climate, especially for Europeans, were highlighted Tuesday in Brussels at a "Morocco Now" conference focused on Morocco-Europe partnership.
The event, Morocco’s investment and exports promotion brand, marks the second step of an economic roadshow in the Netherlands and Belgium, organized from May 22 to 27 by the Ministry of Investment, Convergence, and the Evaluation of Public Policies, in partnership with the Moroccan Investment and Export Development Agency.
Morocco's presence at the event aims to position the Kingdom as a strategic investment destination, showcase its regional offerings, and promote the development of innovative partnerships in high-potential sectors.
On this occasion, Morocco's Minister Delegate for Investment, Convergence, and Policy Evaluation, Karim Zidane, emphasized that Morocco stands ready to be a reliable, agile, and forward-looking ally in this dynamic, under the King's enlightened leadership.
"Sectors such as renewable energies, particularly green hydrogen, automotive, aerospace, agri-food industries, and chemicals are not only investment opportunities but levers for sustainable, inclusive, and future-oriented growth.
"For his part, Morocco's ambassador to Belgium and the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, Mohamed Ameur, underscored the shared ambition of the two countries to elevate their economic relations to a higher level, reflecting the depth of their historical, human, and political ties.
He also stressed the vital role of the Belgian-Moroccan community, describing it as "a strong driver of sustainable development."Meanwhile, Morocco’s Ambassador to the European Union, Ahmed Reda Chami, highlighted Morocco and Belgium's shared will to elevate their relations to a higher level, more in line with the depth of their historical, human, and political ties.
He called for joint efforts to improve communication about ongoing projects in Morocco,The conference also featured targeted B2B meetings with Belgian and European companies to encourage the development of future win-win partnerships.
