Agadir – The Ministry of Investment, Convergence and Evaluation of Public Policies (MICEPP) is preparing to launch an integrated digital platform designed to facilitate, guide, and support investment projects led by Moroccans living abroad.
This initiative is part of Morocco’s broader strategic vision to strengthen the contribution of its diaspora to national economic and social development, enhancing Morocco’s overall draw for investment.
The platform aims to facilitate the investment process of Moroccans residing abroad by removing administrative, informational, and procedural barriers that may hinder their progress.
It is intended to function as a strategic, intelligent, and multilingual digital tool, centralizing all information related to investing in Morocco and make it accessible in the languages of the countries where MDMs reside.
The platform will provide access to regional and sectoral investment opportunities, clarify regulatory and tax frameworks, and guide investors through administrative procedures.
It will also give investors a comprehensive understanding of the national investment landscape, including economic strengths, investment charter, the overall business climate, priority sectors, and ongoing developments.
The platform will integrate interactive tools and AI-powered guidance solutions tailored to users’ profiles, project maturity levels, and specific needs. Investors will also have access to personalized support mechanisms throughout their investment journey, from initial idea to project implementation.
In parallel, the initiative will be supported by a user-centered digital marketing and communication strategy designed to strengthen Morocco’s visibility and promotion among diaspora investors worldwide. Through this step, the ministry seeks to position the platform as a key tool for reinforcing Morocco’s competitiveness and appeal as a destination for productive investment.
Moroccans living abroad are viewed as a major strategic pillar of national development, capable of boosting economic growth and strengthening local integration into global value chains.
Many diaspora investors face practical obstacles, including limited access to reliable information and complex administrative hurdles. Against this back group, this initiative seeks to position them as central partners in national development, providing them with an accessible digital framework to turn investment ideas into concrete projects in Morocco.
