27-04-2025
Morocco Launches Call for Industrial and Tech Cluster Projects for 2025
Rabat — Morocco's Ministry of Industry and Commerce has launched a new initiative to find and support the best industrial and technological cluster projects for 2025. The program will provide government financial backing to selected projects.
The initiative is part of the country's national program to support the development of Moroccan clusters. Both new initiatives and existing clusters can apply. Previously labeled clusters that have received public support for more than eight years are also eligible to participate.
This effort aims to promote governance structures that bring together companies, startups, research centers, and training institutions to collaborate on innovative projects that generate significant added value.
Project leaders can collect the specifications from the Division of Technological Platforms and Clusters at the Ministry headquarters in the Administrative District, Rabat Chellah. Alternatively, they can download the specifications from the official website .
Interested companies and startups should apply no later than July 24, 2025, at 3:00 PM.
Morocco, a hub for industry and tech
Morocco's New Investment Charter paved the way for enhancing industrial projects in the country. The Charter has greatly driven investment across several sectors, including industrial.
Reaching MAD 140 billion ($13.58 billion) between May 2023 and November 2024, the new charter is a key tool for boosting industrial competitiveness.
In 2024, Morocco and the International Finance Corporation (IFC) joined forces in a partnership agreement aimed at boosting the inflow of investments in the North African country. The agreement also intends to encourage the growth of Moroccan companies throughout the African continent.
In terms of tech, a report published in January of this year, 'Africa: The Big Deal,' indicated that Moroccan startups raised $70 million during the past year.
Through similar initiatives, the North African country is positioning itself as a leader in industrial and tech investment, encouraging competitiveness and growth among companies and startups.
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