Morocco’s Investment Commission, which met Friday in Rabat, gave the green light to 26 investment projects worth 28.5 billion dirhams.
The said projects are expected to generate over 3,735 direct jobs and 23,182 indirect ones.
The Commission was held under the chairmanship of Head of Government Aziz Akhannouch, and attended by heads of various departments.
The sector of higher education leads the said investment projects, followed by industry and tourism.
Domestically-financed projects represent 96% of the planned investments, with nearly 27.5 billion dirhams.
Akhannouch also commended the set of measures taken by the government to boost the reform projects aiming to facilitate investment, including the streamlining and digitization of procedures and administrative devolution.
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