As Tanger-Tétouan-Al Hoceïma continues to strengthen its position as one of Morocco’s most dynamic and competitive economic regions, the Regional Investment Center of Tanger-Tétouan-Al Hoceïma has emerged as a key institutional driver behind this transformation, turning strategic potential into concrete investment projects, job creation, and sustainable economic momentum.
During 2025, the Regional Unified Investment Commission examined a total of 590 investment files, reflecting the growing confidence of both domestic and international investors in the region’s business ecosystem. Out of these, 487 projects were officially approved, representing an approval rate exceeding 83 percent, a strong indicator of the efficiency and responsiveness of the region’s investment governance.
In financial terms, the approved projects represented nearly 80 billion Moroccan dirhams in total investments, spanning strategic sectors such as manufacturing, renewable energy, logistics, tourism, productive real estate, and the digital economy. This diversification further confirms the region’s ability to attract capital across multiple high-value industries.
From an employment perspective, these projects are expected to generate more than 57,000 direct and indirect jobs, reinforcing the social and economic impact of investment across the northern region.
The center also continued to improve the business climate by accelerating administrative processes, with the average programming and review time for investment projects reaching approximately 6.4 days, positioning the region among the most agile investment destinations in Morocco.
Beyond project approvals, the center maintained its commitment to entrepreneurship and business development by supporting thousands of project holders, SMEs, and emerging entrepreneurs, while also welcoming international business delegations and participating in major economic forums to promote the region globally.
Driven by strategic assets such as Tanger Med, advanced industrial ecosystems, world-class infrastructure, and growing tourism potential, the 2025 performance confirms that the Regional Investment Center is no longer simply an administrative institution—it has become a true economic catalyst and a strategic architect of Northern Morocco’s new growth model.
