Morocco has launched a major new mechanism to strengthen investment in startups, advancing the national innovation ecosystem under the Digital Morocco 2030 strategy. The initiative was formalized on November 21, 2025, in Rabat, where Minister of Digital Transition and Administrative Reform Amal Al-Falah Al-Sagroushi oversaw the signing of a partnership agreement between the Ministry of Digital Transformation and Administrative Reform, the Ministry of Economy and Finance, the Mohammed VI Investment Fund, the Deposit and Management Fund, and the “Finance” Foundation.
The newly announced mechanism aims to support investment funds dedicated to Moroccan startups by offering modern, competitive tools to attract capital and reduce financial risks. Minister Al-Sagroushi underscored the need to reinforce the national innovation system, ensuring entrepreneurs receive support from early-stage development through expansion. She said the initiative is designed to stimulate investment, strengthen digital capabilities, and enable startups to scale in a sustainable way.
The agreement aligns with directives from His Majesty King Mohammed VI to enhance Morocco’s digital sovereignty, build a fully integrated national innovation ecosystem, and position the country as a regional technology and innovation hub. The mechanism also supports Morocco’s broader vision to drive long-term economic growth through strategic investment in technological capital.
By activating this new support structure, Morocco seeks to accelerate the development of high-potential startups and boost the country’s competitiveness in both regional and global markets, ensuring that digital innovation remains a powerful engine of national progress.
