Morocco

Morocco on the Move Business is a resource hosted by The Moroccan American Trade and Investment Center (MATIC), a non-profit organization established to promote trade between Morocco and the United States. The website contains write-ups about crucial issues dealing with doing business in Morocco, including documents on government incentives for doing business. Other topics include information on taxes and tariffs and different investing programs.

Agence Marocaine de Presse (MAP) is the official news source for Morocco. The site is updated daily with current news covering political, economic, social, cultural, sports, and financial topics. Some parts of the site are only available in French.

The central bank of the Kingdom of Morocco, named "Bank Al-Maghrib," is a financially autonomous public legal entity that implements instruments of monetary policy to ensure price stability, compiles and publishes statistics on money and credit, and manages public reserves. The resources on this site include financial and monetary statistics, publications, and information on banks and other financial institutions in the country.

The Casablanca Stock Exchange is a joint stock company that reports to the Ministry of Finance and Privatization. The Casablanca Stock Exchange operates under well-defined Terms of Reference and complies with rules known as General Rules. Its goal is to promote the growth of the Moroccan stock market by monitoring and managing trading sessions.

This resource is provided by the Moroccan government to help visitors or potential investors learn about Moroccan institutions, society, culture, practical information, and possible investment opportunities.

The High Authority of Audiovisual Communication (HACA) is responsible for the audiovisual communication sector, including television and radio. HACA grants licenses for audiovisual services and ensures compliance with these legal provisions. HACA also provides quality radio frequencies for broadcast programs. The High Authority of Audiovisual Communication (HACA) is responsible for the audiovisual communication sector, including television and radio. HACA grants licenses for audiovisual services and ensures compliance with these legal provisions. HACA also provides quality radio frequencies for broadcast programs.

L’Autorité Marocaine Du Marché Des Capitaux (AMMC) is charged with the oversight and regulation of the Moroccan financial services industry. The site contains applicable information for investors and participating companies, as well as a list of regulations to ensure the protection of savings and proper functioning. Some parts of the site are only available in French.

The Ministry of Industry, Trade, Investment, and the Digital Economy of Morocco is the country's Ministry of Commerce. It is responsible for designing and implementing government policy in the fields of industry, trade, and new technologies. Extensive Information on the site is also available regarding quality, market surveillance, advanced technologies, and innovation.

The Moroccan Investment and Export Development Agency (AMDIE) is a financially autonomous public institution as a legal entity. AMDIE is the national body in charge of developing and promoting investment in Morocco. The resource's services include informing potential investors about Morocco's regulatory framework and investment opportunities and assisting them in their quest for investment.

The National Agency of Telecommunications Regulation (ANRT) is responsible for the telecommunication and post sectors in Morocco. ANRT promotes both fair competition in the telecoms market and scientific research in order to enrich the field. ANRT also acts as a mediator for complaints in order to protect consumers' rights.

The Statistics Directorate of Morocco provides information regarding the country's population, geography, economy, and government. Statistical publications are available for free download in PDF or Word. The site is available in French only.