Morocco Achieves Notable Investment and Export Dynamics of 200 Billion Dirhams in 2024
Express TV: Mustafa Filali
In 2024, Morocco achieved a remarkable investment and export dynamic, as the National Investment Committee approved 131 investment agreements and amendments with a total value nearing 200 billion dirhams. This was part of the report presented by the Moroccan Agency for Investment and Export Development (AMDIE) during its tenth board meeting, chaired by the Minister Delegate to the Head of Government for Investment, Economic Diversification, and Public Policy Evaluation, Karim Zaidi.
The minister stated that these achievements reflect the royal directives of King Mohammed VI, aimed at enhancing Morocco’s attractiveness as a destination for investment and a competitive platform for exports, while focusing on creating sustainable job opportunities and supporting the green transition.
According to the agency’s annual report, 114 national and international promotional initiatives were launched across 26 markets, and the agency hosted 129 foreign delegations from 34 countries, with the automotive sector receiving the most interest, alongside other strategic sectors such as textiles, energy, and mineral valorization.
Regarding exports, the agency continued to implement the “EXPORT MOROCCO NOW 2024-2026” and “EXPORT MOROCCO NOW WOMEN” programs, benefiting 312 companies and cooperatives through 68 promotional operations covering 28 markets. These initiatives reflect Morocco’s growing attractiveness in the automotive, renewable energy, tourism, aerospace, and pharmaceutical sectors, emphasizing the agency’s central role in enhancing the competitiveness of the national economy.
AMDIE also paid special attention to Moroccans living abroad by organizing meetings and seminars in over ten countries, aiming to leverage their expertise and international networks to support economic development in Morocco.
The board of directors concluded its meeting by approving the annual report and accomplishments for 2024, while the agency continues to implement its 2024-2026 roadmap, focusing on supporting investors, aiding exporters, expanding their markets, and developing the exhibitions and economic forums sector, all within the framework of strengthening Morocco’s position as a regional and international economic hub.
