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Haiba Alghaiouan Consulting (HAC), a Moroccan investment firm, is organizing an online event, seeking to introduce Morocco’s potential for Danish companies.
The event, evolving on the theme “Trade and Investment Opportunities in Morocco – A Hub to the African Market,” will take place on November 25.
The organizers believe the event serves as a hub to explore opportunities available for Danish companies in Morocco.
“The event provides a concrete overview of Morocco’s business and investment landscape and how Danish companies can become part of the growing African market,” the organizers said.
The event is coming live in partnership with the government-owned Business Hub, based in North Jutland, Denmark.
Registration is open for free for all people interested in the event, which seeks to share insight on the many businesses and the opportunities the country offers.
The event panel will feature several speakers, including Nassim Ali Haiba, the CEO of HAC, as well as Malik Alghaiouan, the company’s CCO.
The program of the event will kick off with a video presentation on Morocco and its modern infrastructure, serving as a gateway to both Africa and Europe.
Danish ambassador to Morocco will provide a keynote address, while HAC CEO Kassim Ali Haiba will present an overview of business opportunities between the two countries.
Alghaiouan and Haiba are both experts with a rich portfolio in consultancy and entrepreneurship in Western countries.
Both share an understanding of both Moroccan and Western Cultures, focusing on supporting companies investing in Morocco.
The symposium will also offer a presentation of the current business trends and a review of the framework conditions for establishing and operating a business in Morocco.
HAC’s goal is to collaborate with other partners and clients to foster win-win partnerships, with a portfolio filled with work within Moroccan cities, including Casablanca.
“You can’t build a business if you don’t know what the rules will be next year. Morocco offers something rare in Africa: predictability,” according to HAC.
The company cites Morocco’s assets, including its politically stable system, as well as its sovereign credit rating. HAC also detailed the benefits of investing in Morocco, including tax incentives, which help clients to save money.
“Free zones offer additional benefits: No customs duties on imports used in production. No VAT on goods destined for export. Simplified costume procedures. These aren’t small advantages. They add up to significant savings,” the company adds.
Morocco’s foreign direct investments rose by 55% in 2024, reaching $1.64 billion compared to $1.05 billion in 2023.
Data from the World Investment Report 2025 shows that Morocco’s total DI stock reached $6.15 billion by the end of 2024, up from $59.5 billion in the previous year. This demonstrated continued investor confidence in Morocco’s economy.
FDI flows, according to the report, increased by a remarkable 75% to a record $97 billion in 2024 across Africa.
The number represents 6% of global FDI inflows, representing a 4% increase compared to the year earlier and 1% of total FDI directed toward developing economies, compared to just 6% in 2023.
Source: Morocco word news
