Nadia Fettah Alaoui: The Moroccan Economy Continues Its Reform Dynamic and Enhances Its Investment Appeal
Nadia Fettah Alaoui, Minister of Economy and Finance, confirmed that Morocco’s economic strategy, based on diversifying the economy, is beginning to bear fruit. She pointed out that the continuation of economic reforms and the attraction of investments have contributed to improving the business climate and creating new job opportunities, which supports growth and enhances the living standards of citizens.
In an interview with Boursenews, the minister highlighted that the national economy is gradually integrating into global value chains, bolstering the confidence of international investors. She emphasized that Morocco has not deviated from its reform path over the past four years but has continued to push forward despite challenges, facilitating investment and work within a more stable environment.
The minister discussed the vital role of financing in supporting economic projects, noting that the Moroccan banking sector continues to perform its core functions effectively, both in terms of financing the economy and promoting financial inclusion while supporting major strategic projects.
Regarding the capital market, the minister stressed the need to improve its performance, especially concerning collective investment schemes, which manage assets worth 780 billion dirhams as of the end of June. She announced the nearing completion of legislative measures for a new law regulating these entities, according to the best international standards, aimed at enhancing investor confidence and expanding available financial options without imposing excessive regulation.
Fettah Alaoui confirmed that the new rules will contribute to creating a more transparent and stable investment environment by introducing innovative financial products and implementing balanced safeguards that enhance trust and highlight the potential of the Moroccan market.
In a related context, the minister praised the growing role of the Casablanca Stock Exchange, considering it a true financial pillar for the national economy, surpassing initial public offerings to include recurring investments from economic actors, reflecting renewed dynamism and increasing confidence in the Moroccan financial market.
Nadia Fettah Alaoui expressed her conviction that Morocco has enough talent and professional expertise to develop the financing sector in ways that serve citizens’ interests and support long-term economic development.
