The eight Valencian habitat and construction materials companies are looking to expand their business in the moroccan market. This is possible thanks to the trade mission promoted by Ivace+i International, which is part of the Foreign Promotion Plan of Ivace+i International.
The general director of Entrepreneurship and Internationalization, Ester Olivas, has highlighted that this action will facilitate new business opportunities for companies in the ValenciaThis is the second consecutive mission organized in Morocco for the habitat and construction materials sectors, driven by the opportunities represented by the designation of this country as the headquarters of the Soccer World Cup in 2030.
During this mission, Valencian companies participate in a networking event with influencers in the Barceló Hotel CasablancaThe goal is to present a complementary offering to architects, decorators, and interior designers with projects in their portfolio. Furthermore, each participating company is developing an individualized work agenda with Moroccan companies. Olivas emphasized that Morocco is a market of great interest, as evidenced by the number of participating companies, and that Moroccan government projects can translate into significant opportunities for Valencian companies.
Morocco is a traditional client of the Valencian Community and a gateway to other countries with opportunities, such as East Africa or South Africa.
Morocco is a traditional client of the Valencian Community and a gateway to other countries, such as East Africa or South AfricaIn recent decades, the country has experienced economic modernization and diversification, promoting the improvement of its infrastructure, maintaining a stable policy and increasing its international opening.
Morocco's economic outlook for 2025 is positive, with GDP growth forecast above 3% in a context of economic recovery. Furthermore, the Euro-Mediterranean agreement EU-Morocco Partnership has established a free trade zone, which expands investment opportunities, especially in the contract sector, dedicated to housing, construction materials, and housing.
Major infrastructure projects drive demand
Morocco plans to develop major infrastructure projects in the coming years. Among them is the construction of the Grand Casablanca Stadium, which will be the largest in the world with a capacity for 115,000 spectators, and the renovation of stadiums in Rabat, Tangier, Marrakech, Agadir, and Fez for the 2030 World Cup and the African Cup of Nations at the end of 2025Major transportation projects, such as a highway between Rabat and Casablanca and the expansion of key airports, will also be developed, generating significant demand for construction-related materials and services.
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