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April 10, 2026

Investment Surge Expected in Tangier-Tetouan-Al Hoceima Region by 2025

Investment Surge Expected in Tangier-Tetouan-Al Hoceima Region by 2025
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The Tangier-Tetouan-Al Hoceima region has marked a significant leap in investment for 2025, with over 83% of projects approved by the regional investment committee. This remarkable statistic underscores the region’s sustained economic appeal and strategic importance in Morocco’s overall investment landscape.

A Surge in Investment Approvals
According to a recent statement from the Regional Investment Center following a board meeting, the committee evaluated 590 investment files in 2025, approving 487—an impressive approval rate exceeding 83%. This high rate reflects a robust commitment to facilitating investment projects within the region.

Sectoral Breakdown of Investments
Industrially, the region remains at the forefront, with investments nearing 30 billion dirhams, accounting for 37.5% of total investments. Following closely are the renewable energy sector at 28.8% and tourism at 11.4%. These figures highlight the diverse avenues of growth harnessed by the region.

Job Creation on the Rise
The approved projects have proven vital for job creation, with the industrial sector alone generating approximately 43,800 jobs, representing 77% of all new positions. Tourism has also contributed significantly, creating around 6,480 jobs and further indicating the broad economic impact of these investments.

Streamlined Administrative Processes
Enhanced efficiency in administrative procedures has also played a crucial role, with the average time for evaluating investment applications reduced to just 6.4 days. This improvement aims to simplify the investment process and foster better coordination among stakeholders.

A Continued Investment Drive
The results from 2025 reflect an ongoing enthusiasm for investment and a commitment to improving the quality of services for investors. This dual focus strengthens the region’s position as a key economic hub both nationally and internationally.

During the board meeting, officials emphasized the need to continue supporting this dynamic investment climate, prioritizing job creation and enhancing the business environment. Karim Zidan, the Minister Delegate for Investment, underscored the importance of unified governance frameworks and the enhancement of investment policies, aligning with royal directives aimed at promoting and accelerating the implementation of the investment charter.

Furthermore, the role of regional investment centers is vital in supporting local development, enhancing investment attractiveness, and accompanying projects at the regional level. Yassine El Tazi, the Director General of the Regional Investment Center, presented an overview of 2025 outcomes, reaffirming a positive trajectory marked by an increase in projects, improved processing quality, and reduced timelines.

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