Morocco Investor Mission
Rabat, Morocco
Strategically located at the crossroads of Africa, Europe, and the Middle East, Morocco offers abundant infrastructure, ICT, and renewable energy opportunities. Under King Mohammed VI, a new investment charter has made doing business easier, generating excitement ahead of the 2030 World Cup.
Invest Africa is hosting an Investor Mission to Morocco from 2-5 December 2024 to build on this momentum. This mission presents a unique opportunity to explore Morocco’s potential as a hub for climate-friendly industrial energy, driven by strategic investments.
Significant infrastructure projects, including new stadiums and transport links, are designed to attract international investment and establish Morocco as a global trade hub. The New Development Model and the Mohammed VI Investment Fund, launched in 2020, support major initiatives to foster green, digital, and robust economic growth.
This Investor Mission aims to connect delegates with opportunities and key stakeholders in Morocco to drive sustainable investment in a rapidly evolving market. Contact us to find out more.
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Programme Overview
Monday 2 December (Casablanca)
Morocco Outlook
Welcome and Networking Dinner
Tuesday 3 December (Casablanca)
Investor Site Visit
Captains of Industry Dinner
Wednesday 4 December (Rabat)
Africa Investment Forum Market Days 2024
Ministerial Meetings
Private Sector Dinner
Thursday 5 December (Rabat)
Investment Project Site Visit
Afternoon 1-2-1 meetings
Farewell Reception
Friday 6 December (Rabat)
Delegates depart
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