RABAT, Jan 20 – Morocco plans to launch a digital platform to support investment projects by Moroccans living abroad.
The Ministry of Investment, Convergence and Evaluation of Public Policies said this move is part of the government’s efforts to deepen the role of the diaspora in economic development and attract more private capital into the domestic economy. Officials see overseas Moroccans as an important source of investment, job creation, and links to global value chains.
The platform is designed to streamline investment procedures by reducing administrative and information gaps that often slow projects led by diaspora investors. It will serve as a single access point for investment related services.
The tool will be multilingual and centralized, offering guidance in languages commonly used in countries where Moroccans abroad reside. Authorities said this is intended to make regulatory and procedural information easier to access from outside the country.
Investors will be able to view regional and sector specific opportunities, along with explanations of regulatory and tax frameworks. The platform will also provide information on Morocco’s investment charter, priority sectors, and the broader business environment.
The ministry said the platform will include interactive features supported by artificial intelligence. These tools will adapt guidance to investor profiles and project readiness levels, with support extending from early stage concepts to implementation.
Alongside the platform, the government plans a digital communication campaign aimed at increasing awareness and engagement among Moroccans living abroad. The campaign is intended to position the platform as a central channel for diaspora investment.
Morocco has been seeking to mobilise more private and foreign capital to support economic diversification and regional development. The government said the platform is part of a wider push to treat the diaspora as long term economic partners rather than informal contributors.
