Morocco

The Kingdom of Morocco represents today one of the most interesting countries in North Africa.

Thanks to an enviable political stability, to the economic liberalization policies adopted twenty years ago, as well as to the important reform structure implemented by the Government in order to promote foreign direct investments, Morocco is in fact currently benefiting from higher interest rates than those of almost all African countries bordering the Mediterranean basin.

Today, the historic role played by Morocco as a crossroads and meeting point between European culture and the Islamic world, merges with that of a strategic hub for companies that intend to commercially penetrate the entire African continent. In fact, thanks to the fact that the Kingdom of Morocco has concluded a multiplicity of free trade agreements with almost all African countries, foreign companies that have chosen to invest in the Kingdom will be able to use the country as a strategic basis to let their own goods circulate freely in almost all of the African continent.

Finally, thanks to the new legal and fiscal framework introduced to incentivize foreign direct investments, foreign entrepreneurs who invest in Morocco will be able to enjoy not only an incentive system capable of entailing a strong reduction in investment costs, but also protection. Key for the investment itself.

It is, therefore, starting from these assumptions that this site aims to provide some suggestions to foreign companies wishing to seize the opportunities offered by the Kingdom of Morocco, so that the latter can better calibrate their business strategies. In this sense, companies interested in the country will be able to find on the site not only a summary of the most widespread commercial contracts existing in Morocco, but, at the same time, also some useful advice that should necessarily be kept in mind before concluding any effective contract in the country.

The law firm de Capoa & Partners, thanks to more than thirty years of experience in the field of international law as well as the close collaborative relationships it maintains with qualified local professionals and internal native speakers, can offer interested entrepreneurs a quick, efficient and perfectly aware consultancy on the complexity of the Moroccan legal-economic reality.