21 projects reviewed by the interministerial commission
27 December 2011
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A meeting of the interministerial investment commission carefully examined 21 projects on Monday in Rabat. These projects require 20 billion dirhams and should generate nearly 3,000 jobs.
The head of government, Abdelilah Benkirane, chaired a meeting on Monday in Rabat of the interministerial investment commission, which examined 21 projects with a total cost of nearly 20 billion dirhams (MMDH).
The projects examined concern the telecommunications sector (10 BDH), energy (8 BDH), and industry (1.56 BDH), as well as real estate and commerce. Ultimately, they should create around 3,000 jobs, particularly in the industrial sector (1,500 new jobs) and the telecommunications sector (500 jobs).
It should be noted that 85% of these investments are from mixed Moroccan-foreign capital, while 11% are reserved for Moroccan capital and 4% are purely foreign.
A special investment cell
The head of government welcomed the investors' confidence despite the difficult international economic situation. Benkirane emphasized the potential of the Kingdom, which is far greater than what has been achieved so far.
Abdelilah Benkirane highlighted the challenges facing investment, particularly the complexity of administrative procedures. He asked all the departments concerned to take appropriate measures to simplify these procedures and facilitate the work of investors and economic promoters.
In this regard, the Prime Minister indicated that a permanent cell has been set up within his department to handle investor complaints, in addition to the development of a website dedicated to this purpose.
MAP
Aufaitmaroc.com
Published November 27, 2012.
Posted online November 28, 2012.
The head of government, Abdelilah Benkirane, chaired a meeting on Monday in Rabat of the interministerial investment commission, which examined 21 projects with a total cost of nearly 20 billion dirhams (MMDH).
The projects examined concern the telecommunications sector (10 BDH), energy (8 BDH), and industry (1.56 BDH), as well as real estate and commerce. Ultimately, they should create around 3,000 jobs, particularly in the industrial sector (1,500 new jobs) and the telecommunications sector (500 jobs).
It should be noted that 85% of these investments are from mixed Moroccan-foreign capital, while 11% are reserved for Moroccan capital and 4% are purely foreign.
A special investment cell
The head of government welcomed the investors' confidence despite the difficult international economic situation. Benkirane emphasized the potential of the Kingdom, which is far greater than what has been achieved so far.
Abdelilah Benkirane highlighted the challenges facing investment, particularly the complexity of administrative procedures. He asked all the departments concerned to take appropriate measures to simplify these procedures and facilitate the work of investors and economic promoters.
In this regard, the Prime Minister indicated that a permanent cell has been set up within his department to handle investor complaints, in addition to the development of a website dedicated to this purpose.
MAP
Aufaitmaroc.com
Published November 27, 2012.
Posted online November 28, 2012.
