The 12 Regional Investment Centers (RICs) distributed throughout Morocco's regions are responsible for promoting, supporting, and channeling investment in the country by the Moroccan diaspora.

According to a statement from Ministry of InvestmentsThis initiative seeks to support Moroccans around the world in their projects, developing their skills and strengthening their ties with their homeland.

The new Investment Charter, a mechanism that includes numerous incentives aimed at consolidating the attractiveness of territories, simplifying procedures, and encouraging productive investments, contributes particularly to this.

Investment Week

The investment week initiative, organized by Morocco's 12 CRIs, coincides with Operation Crossing the Strait (Marhaba) 2025 and leverages the integrated program aimed at welcoming Moroccans from around the world during the summer to encourage them to invest in their country.

The program will present the investment opportunities offered by the different territories, the project banks available in each center, and will include interactive sessions and face-to-face meetings to answer questions from potential Moroccan investors.

In this way, investment opportunities will be identified in the most promising sectors in each of Morocco's provinces and prefectures, making Moroccans around the world key partners in regional development and added value creation.

The Regional Investment Centers remain open year-round to welcome all investors, including Moroccans residing abroad, to provide them with the necessary information and support them in implementing their investment projects.

The goal is to reach 550.000 billion dirhams in private investment between now and 2026, harnessing the potential and attachment to the Moroccan diaspora's roots.

Invited to invest in Morocco

Investment Week aims to reaffirm Moroccans from around the world not as mere summer visitors, but as economic actors with ambition, capital, and the will to develop their home country, attracting innovative initiatives and sharing their experience abroad to serve the national economy.

This group, made up of around six million people living in Europe, America, Africa and Asia, constitutes an important strategic lever of development for Morocco, according to the Minister of Investment, Karim Zidane.

Their impact is not limited to their contribution to the development of the North African country, but also contributes to enhancing Morocco's international appeal through their role as permanent representatives of its culture, values, and ambition.

As Minister Zidane stressed during the opening of the first edition of the Moroccan Economic Forum in the World (FEMM), held on May 9 in Marrakech, “thanks to their success, commitment and experience, Moroccans from all over the world actively contribute to the Kingdom’s international influence.”

The Moroccan diaspora's deep attachment to their country of origin, rooted in family, cultural, and spiritual ties, makes this group willing to invest in their country and participate in its progress, harnessing the potential and skills of innovative project leaders who must be recognized and mobilized to serve national development.

Residents abroad contribute significantly to the Moroccan economy, with remittances expected to reach 117.700 billion dirhams in 2024, representing 7% of GDP.

However, the share of private investment from the diaspora remains limited to 10%. For this reason, the government aims to create a more attractive environment, rethink the approach, and simplify procedures, in order to give a new impetus to investment by this group in the country.

For the Ministry of Investment, the ultimate goal is to transform the diaspora's human wealth into a structuring economic force for a more inclusive and resilient Morocco, fully involving residents abroad in the reform process.

CRIs, available to expatriates

At each Regional Investment Center, Moroccans from around the world will be able to discover, over the course of a week, the new opportunities offered by the Investment Charter and the resources available to each region, both human, natural, and technological.

These centers will provide daily support, from August 11th to 15th, from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., through a dedicated unit that will welcome Moroccans living abroad to present investment opportunities in each region, explain the incentives provided by the new Investment Charter, and help them structure high-potential projects.

The initiative has two dimensions to its expatriate support strategy: first, to facilitate the integration of Moroccan skills and capital abroad into the local economic dynamic; and second, to remove administrative obstacles, answer questions, and guide project initiators toward the opportunities best suited to their ambitions, offering them personalized support.

The attachment of Moroccans around the world to their homeland is also reflected in their desire to be part of the dynamics the country is experiencing in all economic sectors, through investment, creating value, and participating in integrated growth, within the framework of a political vision that builds effective bridges between different institutions, regions, and the diaspora.

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