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Morocco plans to revise its Laboor Code in 2027 to regulate remote work, digital platform employment and part-time contracts, extending legal protections to forms of employment that have expanded faster than the country’s existing labour legislation.

Morocco’s growing appeal is driven by its emergence as a major manufacturing hub, particularly in the automotive industry, alongside macroeconomic stability and its ability to attract substantial foreign direct investment.

col-xs-12 col-sm-12 col-md-1 col-lg-1 col-xs-12 col-sm-12 col-md-10 col-lg-10 jcrtitle How Morocco Unlocked Private Capital for Startups jcrpagetitle How Morocco Unlocked Private Capital for Startups jcrnavtitle How Morocco Unlocked Private Capital for Startups jcrdescription Launched in 2016 with USD 50 million in World Bank financing, InnovInvest was designed and implemented in partnership with the Moroccan Ministry…

Morocco has introduced a new government-backed financing mechanism aimed at strengthening investment in the country’s digital startup ecosystem by directing more capital toward venture capital funds that support technology companies. The Startup Catalytic Fund is designed to attract additional private investment and expand access to financing for Moroccan startups operating in the digital sector.

Morocco has launched a USD 37 M Startup Catalytic Fund to increase venture capital available to the country’s digital startups.

The rapid uptick in digital activity is heavily underpinned by mobile adoption with smartphones now serving as the primary gateway for Moroccan online consumers. Monday 14/09/2026

Morocco is set to invest MAD 347 million through the Catalytic Startups Fund to support venture capital funds investing in digital-sector startups, as the government seeks to attract more private capital and strengthen the country’s venture capital ecosystem.