Supported by the Marrakech-Safi Regional Council and implemented by the Regional Agency for Project Execution, this structuring project aims to stimulate regional economic dynamics and strengthen the territory's attractiveness on a national and international level, indicates a statement from the Marrakech-Safi region, specifying that the launch event, scheduled at the Kenzi Rose Garden Hotel in Marrakech, will bring together ministers, institutional representatives, and major economic actors.
“This initiative has sparked interest beyond the borders of the Kingdom; as such, ambassadors, economic advisors from numerous embassies accredited to Morocco, and other diplomatic representatives have accepted the invitation,” the same source adds.
Fully in line with the vision of the New Development Model and the objectives of sectoral and territorial strategies, the Industrial Park is one of the flagship projects under the Regional Land Use Planning Scheme (SRAT) and the Regional Development Plan (PDR) 2022-2027, the statement notes, stating that this project aims to equip the region with modern infrastructure and facilities, offering an attractive environment conducive to the establishment of national and international companies, thereby contributing to the creation of value and sustainable jobs.
It also emphasises that the Marrakech Industrial Park is positioned as a state-of-the-art infrastructure, designed to meet the needs of investors and companies in search of a modern and strategic environment.
“With a total cost of 215 million dirhams, this park offers modular plots ranging from 1,000 m² to 10,000 m², allowing for the accommodation of various types of industrial projects. As part of a sustainable development approach, the Park promotes principles such as innovation, responsible practices, and the reduction of environmental impact,” the statement details.
This inauguration, the same source continues, marks a key step in making the Marrakech-Safi Region an essential industrial hub, and highlights the numerous investment opportunities offered by the region as well as local initiatives in favour of innovation and business support.
“Companies wishing to seize this opportunity will soon be able to express their interest and materialise their projects,” the statement concludes.
“This initiative has sparked interest beyond the borders of the Kingdom; as such, ambassadors, economic advisors from numerous embassies accredited to Morocco, and other diplomatic representatives have accepted the invitation,” the same source adds.
Fully in line with the vision of the New Development Model and the objectives of sectoral and territorial strategies, the Industrial Park is one of the flagship projects under the Regional Land Use Planning Scheme (SRAT) and the Regional Development Plan (PDR) 2022-2027, the statement notes, stating that this project aims to equip the region with modern infrastructure and facilities, offering an attractive environment conducive to the establishment of national and international companies, thereby contributing to the creation of value and sustainable jobs.
It also emphasises that the Marrakech Industrial Park is positioned as a state-of-the-art infrastructure, designed to meet the needs of investors and companies in search of a modern and strategic environment.
“With a total cost of 215 million dirhams, this park offers modular plots ranging from 1,000 m² to 10,000 m², allowing for the accommodation of various types of industrial projects. As part of a sustainable development approach, the Park promotes principles such as innovation, responsible practices, and the reduction of environmental impact,” the statement details.
This inauguration, the same source continues, marks a key step in making the Marrakech-Safi Region an essential industrial hub, and highlights the numerous investment opportunities offered by the region as well as local initiatives in favour of innovation and business support.
“Companies wishing to seize this opportunity will soon be able to express their interest and materialise their projects,” the statement concludes.