Morocco’s regional information caravan promoting the new very small and medium enterprise support framework completed its eighth and final stop in Ouezzane on Friday, December 26, capping a comprehensive tour presenting investment incentives to entrepreneurs across the Tangier-Tétouan-Al Hoceima region.
Delegate Minister for Investment, Karim Zidane, affirmed the support system launch represents a strategic step in structural reforms transforming Morocco’s investment policy, conforming to Royal Instructions positioning private investment as essential engine for economic revival and integration into key sectors.
System activation permits subsidies reaching up to 30% of eligible investment amounts, strengthening investment dynamics across the kingdom’s provinces and prefectures including Ouezzane, Zidane stated. He highlighted Ouezzane province’s economic and natural assets, particularly in agriculture, crafts, rural tourism, and ecotourism sectors, contributing to sustainable territorial development and youth employment opportunities.
Regional Investment Center Tangier-Tétouan-Al Hoceima Director General Yassine Tazi presented the support program details, providing access to three investment project aids: employment creation premiums, territorial premiums favoring provincial attractiveness with Ouezzane benefiting from 10%, and premiums granted to priority activities according to national strategic orientations. Tazi reaffirmed the center’s commitment to continuing entrepreneurship encouragement and supporting project promoters and investors throughout project realization stages.
Initiated by the regional investment center with official launch on November 19 in Larache, the caravan fulfilled its promises across visited territories, presenting northern region entrepreneurs and project promoters detailed incentives introduced by the new framework, exposing eligibility criteria, and highlighting simplified, entirely digitalized access procedures. The comprehensive regional tour demonstrates governmental commitment to decentralizing investment information and ensuring entrepreneurs across Morocco’s diverse provinces access mechanisms facilitating business creation within national economic development priorities.
