Fes-Meknes: Chinese Investors Explore Opportunities in Automotive, Construction, and Renewable Energy Sectors
On November 27, 2025, the city of Fes hosted a meeting between a delegation of Chinese investors and officials from the Fes-Meknes Chamber of Commerce, Industry, and Services (CCIS) as well as the Regional Investment Center (CRI) to discuss potential projects in the region, particularly in the automotive, construction, and renewable energy sectors.
During the meeting, local authorities presented the incentives offered by the new investment charter, including financial advantages, administrative facilitations, and dedicated support for industrial projects aimed at enhancing investment attraction in these priority areas.
The president of the chamber elaborated that discussions with the Chinese group, led by Ms. Maggie Yao from Heilongjiang Province, focused on the state of available industrial and logistical infrastructures, including industrial platforms, logistics zones, and expansion opportunities within the region.
CRI Fes-Meknes noted that the region is currently experiencing a strong dynamic in attracting foreign investments, driven by an increase in the number of projects approved across various sectors.
Among the projects discussed were the establishment of factories in the automotive sector and the development of construction and public works sites, including infrastructure projects such as dams, as well as potential investments in green energy, such as solar plants or wind farms.
Field visits to several industrial sites, including the Ain Chgag Industrial Zone (PIAC), are anticipated to allow the Chinese delegation to gain direct insight into existing infrastructures and assess the feasibility of their investment plans.
Through this engagement, the Fes-Meknes region aims to strengthen its position within the national manufacturing dynamic, particularly in the automotive sector, and accelerate its transition towards renewable energy, thereby enhancing its attractiveness to international investors.
