What impact has Morocco’s drug price reduction policy had on the pharmaceuticals industry?
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Interviews & Viewpoints | Ali Bennis, President, Laprophan: Interview from The Report: Morocco 2016
Articles & Analysis | Mining sector in Morocco diversifies away from phosphates from The Report: Morocco 2016
Although Morocco is home to a range of metals and minerals, the mining sector has long been dominated by phosphates. The kingdom possesses an estimated 77% of the world’s total phosphate reserves and remains the leading global exporter. Currently the sector contributes 10% of Morocco’s GDP, with 90% of this coming from phosphates.
Articles & Analysis | Aeronautics firms choose Morocco as a key partner in components development from The Report: Morocco 2016
Over the past decade, industry players like Boeing, Bombardier and Airbus have moved into Morocco to boost aeronautical capacity. Important deals and government incentives have helped the industry achieve a 17% annual average growth rate since 2010, and in 2015 aeronautics exports reached Dh7.3bn (€670m), according to the Office des Changes....
Economic update | Le Gabon mise sur la transformation du bois pour diversifier son économie
23 Oct 2016
Les autorités gabonaises renforcent encore les exigences liées aux exportations de bois dans le but d’augmenter les recettes commerciales et de rehausser la valeur de l’industrie de la transformation du bois.
Chapter | Industry & Mining from The Report: Morocco 2016
With a vision to create jobs and spur growth across the economy, the Moroccan government has focused considerable attention on developing the industrial sector in recent years. Under the framework of several government strategies, key manufacturing segments – including automotive and aeronautic components and agro-industry – have seen injections of capital and the rollout of specialised...
Morocco benefits from its well-developed manufacturing sector, mining industry, agricultural output, proximity to Europe, sizeable diaspora community, low labour costs and market-oriented public policy.