Morocco’s impressive telecommunication breakthrough is an excellent example of today’s worldwide liberalization and transformation process. Morocco decided to make the telecommunication sector one of its national priorities under the aegis of His Late Majesty King Hassan II. Since the Post Office and Telecommunication Act (Law 24-96) was adopted in 1997 the restructuring of its sector has been highly successful. The National Post Office and Telecommunication Agency (Office National des Postes et des Telecommunications, ONPT) was split into two separate entities: a telecommunication entity called Maroc Télécom and a postal-services entity called Postes Maroc.

An investment of 24.7 DH billion (51.7 billion Moroccan dirhams) is needed for Morocco’s Greater Casablanca Region over the coming three years or until the next few years beyond 2010, especially in trade and services and industrial sectors.

You will create your enterprise and you are looking for renting an office in Casablanca to install your headquarters? You have just created your company and you are looking for an office in a business center in Morocco? You are implanted in Morocco or somewhere in the world and you want to open a trade office in Casablanca. 

Washington,05/02/08-“Morocco has resource that predestine it to become a major producer of new energy,including wind, thermal and hydraulic,”said U.S.assistant secretary for energy efficiency and renewable energy,Alexander Karsner.