A renaissance in the Moroccan Sahara... an international report that monitors the great investment opportunities in the city of Dakhla.
An international report monitored the great investment opportunities offered by the Moroccan city of Dakhla, and touched on its many advantages that make it a magnet for major investors, in order to devote the comprehensive renaissance that the southern provinces of the Kingdom have known at various levels since its return to the bosom of the motherland.
The report, issued by the international "Oxford Business Group", stressed that Dakhla has a bright future in the long run, thanks to its distinguished geographical location, which makes it a commercial and logistical center for North and West Africa, as well as an entry point for regional and global investment.
The same report added that a new dynamism had occurred in the city, that its economic engines had witnessed a real renaissance, pointing to the strong growth in the fields of fishing, agriculture, tourism and renewable energy in recent years.
In its report, the international group commended the Moroccan authorities' relentless efforts to create economic diversification in Dakhla, and to develop its infrastructure and infrastructure, as is the case in the rest of the cities of southern Morocco, which are also known for their economic and social leap.
The report stated that the decision taken by a number of countries in the world to open their consulates in the city will create new investment opportunities in the economic field, especially the factors that make Dakhla an investment pole par excellence.
In the same context, former Prime Minister Saad Eddine El Othmani had previously pointed out, in this regard, that Morocco, under lofty royal directives, “give special priority to the southern regions dear to us, through investments and major development projects, which are the best answer to the thesis.” The dilapidated separatists who want to separate these regions from the important developmental dynamics that are taking place in all parts of the Kingdom.”
It is noteworthy that the report carried out by the international group, and according to its official website, included interviews conducted by the group with Lamine Benomar, Wali of the Dakhla-Oued Eddahab region, Mounir El Hawary, regional director of investment in the same region, Michael Toporek, general partner of Brookstone, and Abdel Hamid Addou, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Moroccan Airlines.
The same report also included the adoption of a case study technique, by conducting interviews with a number of Morocco's economic partners, such as Marsa Maroc, the King Pelagic Group, and the National Ports Agency, in addition to a number of other partners.