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Saudi Investments in Morocco to Exceed MAD 38 Billion by End of 2016
Saudi investments in Morocco will exceed 15 billion Saudi riyals (38 billion dirhams) before the end of 2016, Saudi Businessman and member of the Saudi-Moroccan Business Council, Mohamed bin Badr Al -Doussari, said.
“Saudi investment projects in Morocco encounter no difficulties and some investment projects are carried out in partnership with Moroccan investors”, Mohamed bin Badr Al-Dosari, CEO of Dammam-based Al-Mashriq Real Estate Company, told the Saudi business daily “Al-Iqtissadiya”.
Current Saudi investments in Morocco are estimated at around 10 billion riyals (25.45 billion dirhams), he said, adding that this volume will exceed 15 billion riyals (38 billion dirhams) before the end of 2016 “due to several factors, including the political stability in Morocco, compared to some neighboring countries, and the coordination between the two governments”.
He also said that both governments grant investors many facilities and various investment opportunities, in addition to customs advantages.
Concerning the nature of Saudi investments in Morocco, Al-Doussari said that they are particularly in energy, real estate, industry, agriculture and the hotel industry