By: Robert Annor
Morocco
has taken a major step to strengthen its innovation ecosystem with the signing
of a partnership agreement between the Ministry of Digital Transition and
Administrative Reform, the Ministry of Economy and Finance, the Mohammed VI
Investment Fund, the Deposit and Provident Fund, and Tamweelcom.

The
agreement, part of the "Digital Morocco 2030" strategy, establishes a
new mechanism to support investment funds targeting startups and to foster
innovation across the country. Minister Delegate Mrs. Amal El Falah Sagrouchi
highlighted the importance of modern, competitive financing mechanisms that
attract capital, mitigate investment risks, and enable startups to secure
funding from early stages through to expansion.

She
noted that the initiative reflects the Royal Directives of His Majesty King
Mohammed VI, aiming to strengthen Morocco’s digital sovereignty, build an
integrated national innovation system, and position the country as a regional
hub for technology and investment.