Positioned at the crossroads of Europe, Africa, and the Middle East.
Proximity to major European markets, enabling efficient export logistics.
Major Automotive Plants:
Hosts manufacturing plants for global automakers like Renault (in Tangier and Casablanca) and Stellantis(Peugeot in Kenitra).
Tangier’s Renault plant is one of the largest in Africa, focusing on exports.
Rapid Growth:
Automotive exports are one of Morocco’s largest sources of foreign exchange.
Produces over 700,000 vehicles annually, with plans for expansion.
Competitive Advantages:
Skilled, cost-effective labor force.
Government incentives for foreign investment.
Free trade agreements with the EU and other regions.
Focus on Electric Vehicles (EVs):
Morocco is investing in EV production and renewable energy to support sustainable automotive development.
Developing infrastructure for EV assembly and battery production.
Global Contribution
While Morocco isn’t yet among the dominant players like China, the U.S., or Japan, it is a rising force in automotive manufacturing. Its focus on sustainability and competitive exports makes it an important player in Africa and the Mediterranean region.