The Moroccan Agency for the Development of Investments and Exports (AMDIE) is a key institution in Morocco’s economic landscape, tasked with promoting the country as a prime destination for foreign direct investment (FDI) and boosting its export capabilities. Established to support Morocco’s economic growth and integration into the global economy, AMDIE plays a pivotal role in attracting international investors, facilitating business opportunities, and enhancing the competitiveness of Moroccan products and services in global markets.
AMDIE operates as a one-stop shop for investors, providing tailored support and guidance throughout the investment process. This includes identifying investment opportunities, offering sector-specific insights, and assisting with regulatory procedures to ensure a smooth and efficient experience for businesses. The agency focuses on key sectors such as renewable energy, automotive, aerospace, agribusiness, and information technology, aligning its efforts with Morocco’s national development strategies. By promoting these sectors, AMDIE helps diversify the economy, create jobs, and foster innovation.
In addition to its investment promotion activities, AMDIE is instrumental in supporting Moroccan exporters. The agency works to enhance the visibility of Moroccan products internationally, providing exporters with market intelligence, networking opportunities, and access to international trade fairs. This dual focus on investment and exports underscores AMDIE’s commitment to strengthening Morocco’s position as a regional hub for trade and investment.
AMDIE also collaborates closely with government entities, private sector stakeholders, and international organizations to create a favorable business environment. Its efforts are aligned with Morocco’s broader vision of becoming a gateway to Africa and a leader in sustainable development. Through its proactive approach, AMDIE has contributed significantly to Morocco’s economic resilience and its ability to attract global players, making it a cornerstone of the country’s economic strategy.