North Africa
At the crossroads of Europe and Africa, North Africa serves as a critical logistics hub. For instance, Tangier Med Port in Morocco links over 180 global ports, handling more than 53 million tons of cargo annually. With exports surpassing $12 billion in phosphates and related goods in 2022, the maritime sector significantly bolsters regional GDP.
Countries like Morocco and Egypt offer special economic zones and incentives, including tax benefits and streamlined regulatory frameworks, attracting diverse foreign investments. North Africa provides proximity to both the European Union and Sub-Saharan markets, enabling businesses to efficiently serve multiple regions.


Morocco
Key Indicators

01st
In attractiveness and 2nd in stability in Africa according to Amadeus Institute

12
Million tourists in 2023, the leading country in Africa

2.3
Billions of FDI inflows in USD in 2022
Strategic Projects and factors driving investors interest
At the crossroads of Europe and Africa, handling over 53 million tons of cargo annually at Tangier Med Port.
Morocco’s maritime sector contributes significantly to its GDP, with exports exceeding $12 billion in 2022 in phosphates and related goods.
Links over 180 global ports, positioning Tangiers as a key logistics hub for North-South trade.
In 2024, Morocco and France signed a agreement for projects that could see investments amounting to up to €17 billion in sustainable development.

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