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La République du Centre 32 LOGEMENTS EN PIERRES MASSIVES - OLIVET

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In 2024, several investments have been signed in Morocco, showcasing the country’s dynamic economy and attractiveness to foreign investors. Here are some of the key investments: 1. Oracle’s R&D Expansion: • Oracle announced the expansion of its research and development (R&D) capabilities in Morocco, increasing its local workforce to 1,000 IT professionals. This project aims to develop cutting-edge technologies in artificial intelligence (AI) and cloud computing for global use . 2. Aeolon’s Wind Turbine Blade Production Plant: • Aeolon invested €220.8 million in a wind turbine blade production plant in Morocco, with an annual production capacity of 600 sets of blades. The project, expected to be operational by the end of 2024, will create approximately 3,332 jobs and generate €626 million in revenue . 3. Investments from the United Arab Emirates (UAE): • The UAE has committed $30 billion in investments in Morocco, strengthening economic ties between the two countries. These investments cover various sectors, including energy, real estate, and infrastructure . 4. Agreements with Spain: • Morocco and Spain signed around 20 agreements to boost Spanish investments in renewable energy, education, and migration management. These agreements include an €800 million package to encourage Spanish companies to invest in Morocco . 5. Partnerships with Chinese Companies: • Several Chinese companies, like Carbon-One, have signed agreements to develop projects in Morocco, including the production of materials for electric vehicle (EV) batteries. This move addresses the growing demand for EV components in European and American markets . These investments highlight Morocco’s strategic position as a regional hub for emerging industries, supported by favorable government policies and ongoing infrastructure development. #DesignThinking #ConstructionManagement #ArchitectureDesign #InteriorDesign #BuildingConstruction #SustainableDesign #ConstructionIndustry #EngineeringExcellence #ProjectManagement #InnovativeDesign #RealEstate #RealEstateDevelopment #RealEstateInvestment #PropertyManagement #RealEstateTrends #CommercialRealEstate #RealEstateAdvice #RealEstateNews #LuxuryRealEstate #RealEstateMarket #Construction #GreenBuilding #ConstructionTech #Infrastructure #Tourism #TravelIndustry #EcoTourism #LuxuryTravel #RealEstate #PropertyManagement #RealEstateInvesting #CommercialRealEstate #Careers #Markets #Startups #SocialMedia #Innovation #Management #HumanResources

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En formation WordPress chez BGE

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Algeria on the right path of energy transition.

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Immeuble Belguith, Lafrane km1, Sfax, Tunisie

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Note sur 10 de cette déco 😎 What's your mark for this interior decoration?

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Un mix entre le style Islamic & le Modern 🌟 I made this Images with AI. #interior #architecture #interiordesign

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I strongly agree with you. that's why I always start by solving my problem before thinking about the design. Not only for dashboards but for all of my reports

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Being yourself requires authenticity, self-acceptance, the courage to be different and perseverance.

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It was a great opportunity to publish with EchoGeo on "A Growing Middle Class and Real Estate Development: Social change and urban densification in Kileleshwa (Nairobi)" https://lnkd.in/enZgJVBg with Dr. Catherine Gateri Owiti K'Akumu

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The “Shanghai of #Morocco,” less than half an hour’s drive from the #port city of Tangier, is for now little more than a #construction site. But fast-forward a couple of years and the industrial park — officially named “Cité Mohammed VI Tanger Tech” after the country’s king — could already be teeming with Chinese #auto component-makers and #electriccar battery-producers. Beijing is fully aware of the prospect of growing restrictions, with Chinese #investment in Morocco’s #electricvehicle sector booming. Just this month, Beijing’s Gotion High-Tech signed a deal with the government to build the country’s first EV #battery gigafactory, at a total cost of $1.3 billion. Morocco’s #tradeagreements with European countries and the U.S. were among the decisive factors that helped get the Gotion deal over the line, Mohcine Jazouli, the country’s minister delegate in charge of investment, said at the signing ceremony. A person from the Chinese business sector, who was not authorized to speak publicly, called investment in Morocco a “good option” to maintain access to the EU’s EV market, arguing that it’s “already on the radar of some EV-makers” and allows access to “other markets beyond #Europe.” To Chinese companies, finding ways to skirt #tariffs and trade restrictions through backdoor manufacturing hubs is a familiar game. Every tenth car sold in Mexico, for example, is Chinese. Although no Chinese auto firm has started manufacturing vehicles there yet, the country’s proximity to the U.S. is ringing alarm bells in Washington. A similar story is now unfolding on Europe’s doorstep, just across the Strait of Gibraltar. Stability, geographical proximity to a key market, a rich industrial landscape and cheap labor — that’s exactly what Morocco offers, according to Christian Géraud Neema Byamungu, an expert on China-Africa relations and the Francophone Africa editor of the China Global South Project. As gaining access to key markets is key to justifying the higher cost of producing abroad, Morocco’s abundance of cheap labor — caused by a six-year drought that has pushed farmers out of employment and sent unemployment rates soaring — is a decisive factor. Quoting Mezzour, Chinese state media Xinhua said Chinese manufacturers benefited from the low cost of making batteries, which is 50 percent cheaper than in Europe. #marketaccess

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