Morocco Economy & Future Projects

The project is the first of its kind in Morocco, as it is based on the concepts of Industry 4.0 and includes various industrial sectors: artificial intelligence, digital engineering, and renewable energies.

The dakhla port will be the largest port in west Africa when completed by 2029. The tangier port is already the largest port in the Mediterranean in terms of container capacity, and traffic.

Morocco has completed the building of the Tangier university hospital which will be the biggest in Morocco, and one of the biggest in Africa.




The ibn sifa hospital aims to strengthen the Rabat-Sale-Kenitra healthcare services with a capacity of more than 1,000 beds. Ibn sifa hospital in Rabat will have 1043-beds making it the biggest in Morocco when set to be completed in 2026-2027.

Casablanca financial city


Casa-anfa financial hub will be a 350-hectare hub created in the city of Casablanca. The new financial city center commits 100 hectares as a business district for leading financial institutions, and companies. The rest of the area will be devoted to parks, shopping malls, TGV train station, as well as real estate for inhabitants.

Earlier in his address, the Ambassador of the Kingdom of Morocco to Nigeria, H.E Moha Ou Ali Tagma said the Gas Pipeline project which started in 2016 would have the technical and economic studies concluded early 2024.

Prime minister of Spain Pedro sanchez visited Morocco on a official visit, accompanied by FM Jose Albares. PM Sanchez arrived in Rabat today for a working visit, seeking to further boost bilateral ties with Morocco at all levels.

“Relations with our neighbor, friend, and strategic partner are at their best moment in decades,” the Spanish diplomat said.

Spain plans to invest around 45 billion euros in Morocco by 2050, , Pedro Sánchez, announced.

In 2030 Morocco will host the World Cup together with Spain, and Portugal. The World Cup will accelerate all projects related to infrastructure, and services either its existing, or future planned activity. I will mention a few projects that are planned!


- The length of motorways in our country will increase from 1,800 km to 3,000 km, almost doubling.

- The capacity of electricity production will be increased from 11,500 megawatts currently to 20,500 megawatts in 2030.

- Triple the high-speed train network that will reach 600 km of high-speed network. Connecting Tangier- Kenitra- rabat-casa-marrakech, agadir. ( 600km short term, and 1300 km long term).

- Doubling the number of trains in the country, as 150 express trains and 18 high-speed trains will be added. The Casablanca stadium will be connected to the airport with both TGV and express trains.
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- Morocco is aiming to build the largest football stadium in the world exceeding 100,000 seats, as well as upgrading the stadiums in Tangier, Rabat, Marrakech, and Agadir. Tangier Stadium will have a capacity of around 90,000 spectators.

- The completion of seawater desalination plants will be accelerated, as it will The capacity is being doubled 6 times. We currently have a capacity of 200 million cubic meters, which we will increase to 1.3 billion cubic meters.


- Completion of the university hospitals of Agadir, Rabat, layounee, beni mellal, and errachidia.

- Raising the Royal Air Maroc fleet from 30 commercial aircraft to 150 for a cost of 25 billion USD.


- It will be the completed Expansion of 4 airports: Rabat, Casa, Tangiers and Agadir. We will double the capacity to receive passengers to 80 million passengers instead of 40 million currently, and of course with the improvement of services in terms of quality.


- Completion of the Dakhla, and Nador ports.