"Investing in Morocco is a winning bet (...) This is why we urge international players, financial organizations, as well as local and international private operators, to seize these opportunities and join this movement", said Jazouli at a high-level public session under the theme "Morocco, a privileged land for private investment", held on the occasion of the Annual Meetings of the World Bank (WB) and the International Monetary Fund (IMF).

In this regard, the Minister highlighted the numerous investment opportunities awaiting private and institutional investors. These include the implementation of the Nigeria-Morocco gas pipeline, the project to extend the high-speed train (TGV) line to Marrakech and Agadir, as well as high-voltage direct current lines to transmit green electricity from the Kingdom's southern regions to key consumption areas, and the expansion of the Royal Air Maroc (RAM) fleet by 2037, he pointed out.

"In addition to these initiatives, we have several national ports and airports and other major infrastructures to launch, especially since the announcement of Morocco's partnership in the organization of the FIFA 2030 World Cup alongside Spain and Portugal," added Jazouli.

These investments, co-financed by both Moroccan and international players, will propel Morocco to new heights, reaffirming the Kingdom as a privileged land for investment, he underlined.