Morocco recently launched an investment event dedicated to attracting British investors. The occasion was designed to promote investment in the south of Morocco and was held ahead of its “Green March” anniversary. The event was entitled “Morocco’s Southern Provinces: A Growing Hub for International Investments,” and served to showcase the substantial development and upcoming opportunities available for UK investor seeking assets further afield.
British consumers with an interest in reaping the benefits of foreign assets often seek out professional investment advice in Chester, London and other major cities. As independent financial advisors (IFAs), wealth managers are often consulted for their unbiased and expert opinion on potential investments outside the UK.
The conference was organised by the Morocco embassy in London and highlighted an extensive selection of investment opportunities available in its provinces, including areas such as Dakhla-Oued Eddahab, Laayoune Sakia Hamra and Guelmim Ouad Noon, with potential assets for both British investors and businesses.
Moroccan ambassador Hakim Hajoui held the event in the city, the UK capital’s most prestigious location for business. During his opening address at the conference, the ambassador emphasised the significance of his nation in West African development, as Morocco has been among the leading countries for sealing agreements and cementing partnerships for many years.
Following its initiative entitled ‘Morocco Now’, the Kingdom of Morocco has recently undertaken concerted efforts to expand the global financial involvement in the private sector. This has included a strong focus on sectors such as agriculture, aerospace, aquaculture, manufacturing and energy.
