Mohammed VI Investment Fund Strengthens the Capabilities of Moroccan Companies with a New Program for Investment Preparation

Mohammed VI Investment Fund Strengthens the Capabilities of Moroccan Companies with a New Program for Investment Preparation

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The Mohammed VI Fund for Investment has enhanced its support for the national business ecosystem by launching a new program aimed at improving the capabilities of Moroccan companies and guiding them in their journey to secure investments.

According to a statement from the fund, this initiative is part of the direct continuation of the process of selecting fourteen thematic and sectoral funds announced in July 2025, which serve as a fundamental pillar for the fund’s intervention in the investment capital arena.

The program aims to raise awareness among companies and prepare them for investor requirements by supporting them in areas such as governance, financial transparency, strategic structuring, and identifying clear and executable growth pathways. It seeks to elevate the level of the national production fabric and enhance its competitiveness sustainably.

The same source confirmed that this initiative addresses a crucial challenge in economic development, which is to build a robust, structured, and sustainable entrepreneurial base capable of accommodating the resources provided by the investment capital industry, ensuring a reliable and mature flow of projects qualified for funding.

The program spans five years and targets 1,500 companies, relying on a comprehensive approach that includes in-depth diagnostics, strategic support, operational enhancement, and financial maturity improvement. It will enable the benefiting companies to gain a better understanding of various available financing mechanisms and practical readiness to mobilize capital.

The statement indicated that the program adopts a clear territorial approach by targeting companies belonging to various regions across the country while considering local economic specificities and national sectoral priorities. This contributes to achieving balanced development of the entrepreneurial fabric and its gradual alignment with the best international standards.

In conclusion, the launch of this project reinforces the position of the Mohammed VI Fund for Investment as a key sovereign player, bringing together the mobilization of high-value-added financial and non-financial resources to support the development of Moroccan companies and boost productive investment.

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