In accordance with the High Directions of His Majesty King Mohammed VI, this initiative marks the government’s resolute commitment to effectively respond to the expectations of investors to remove the obstacles which continue to hinder an effective revival of national investment.
This strategic project, managed jointly by the two ministries, in association with the regional investment centers and the various stakeholders, aims to sustainably facilitate the act of investing and is part of the implementation of the roadmap for improving the business climate 2023-2026, launched in March 2023 by the head of government.
It is also part of the support of the Ministry responsible for the Digital Transition and Administrative Reform of the various public administrations in the process of simplification and digitalization of routes in order to make available to users, citizens and businesses, quality public services that meet their aspirations.
The purpose of this study is to simplify the main administrative procedures linked to the act of investing, through an innovative approach based on an “end-to-end journey” logic, relying in particular on digitalization and interoperability of information systems of different administrations.
On this occasion, Mr. Jazouli indicated that this major initiative aims to rationalize and simplify the investment process, specifying that it is part of the vision of HM King Mohammed VI in terms of investment considered the driving force essential to the socio-economic development of the Kingdom.
The government, he said, is committed to simplifying the investor’s process by adopting an innovative approach focused on the journey rather than on traditional procedures.
This approach promotes the convergence of different investment players around the investor’s journey, thus facilitating the rapid creation of added value and jobs within the Kingdom, he said.
For her part, Ms. Mezzour emphasized the importance of this project aimed at simplifying administrative procedures linked to the act of investing and which is based on a participatory approach which involves all the stakeholders concerned.
In this sense, she reiterated the Executive’s commitment to making this project a success in accordance with royal directives, in order to promote job creation and the attractiveness of investments in our country.
During this meeting, the emphasis was placed on prioritizing around fifteen priority routes, such as that for carrying out an investment project in the hotel industry or for a manufacturing unit project in the industry. This prioritization in the choice of routes will be based on their impact in terms of job creation and recurrence of the route by region.
On the sidelines of this meeting, a partnership agreement between the Ministry of Investment, Convergence and Evaluation of Public Policies, and the Ministry of Digital Transition and Administration Reform was signed, in with a view to ensuring effective convergence on this strategic business climate project and good integration with other “e-gov” projects carried out by the digital transition department.