Morocco’s Investment opportunities and the solidity of the strategic partnership between the Kingdom and the United States were highlighted during a round table organized on May 6, on the sidelines of the US-Africa Business Summit underway until May 9 in Dallas.
Speaking on this occasion, Morocco’s Ambassador to the United States, Youssef Amrani, shed light on the exceptional relations uniting the Kingdom and the United States, noting that the continually growing opportunities of the free trade agreement between the two countries “are at the heart of the approaches and joint visions shared by our two countries”.
“Thanks to the policies advocated in accordance with the High Royal Directives, Morocco is at the same time a partner of choice, a credible interlocutor, and a trusted actor that, beyond its economic and investment-friendly climate, benefits from a very particular capacity to operate transversally within the eminently strategic framework of its relations with the United States,” explained Amrani.
This is backed by a centuries-old alliance, which has been further consolidated thanks to “a series of political, diplomatic, economic and security breakthroughs which establish the dynamism of this inclusive, efficient and continually oriented partnership towards more shared progress,” noted the diplomat.
According to Amrani, this dynamic is set to continue growing at a time when “Africa is gradually establishing itself as a new engine of global growth and is moving closer to a continental free trade area”.
In a similar context, the Moroccan ambassador shed light on His Majesty the King’s African Atlantic Initiative, which reflects the Kingdom’s commitment to promoting shared prosperity where “efficient collaboration and sincere solidarity ensure more inclusive development and security for all”.
For his part, the Director General of the Moroccan Agency for Investment and Export Development (AMDIE), Ali Seddiki, affirmed, during the same meeting, that the agency today offers investment opportunities in cutting-edge sectors such as electric mobility, aeronautics, and renewable and decarbonized energies.
This round table was an opportunity to highlight the major investment opportunities in Morocco and to interact with an audience of leading Texan operators, representing a wide range of the most strategic sectors including aeronautics, agri-food, energy, and new technologies.
Morocco is represented at this summit by a high-level delegation led by the Minister Delegate in charge of Investment, Convergence, and Evaluation of Public Policies, Mohcine Jazouli.
