The legal framework to stimulate local investment in Morocco

fatima Ait el ghazi

droit prive - Faculté des Sciences Juridiques, Economiques et Sociales Meknès - université moulay ismail meknes

Abstract

The world knows major and rapid fluctuations and transformations that have a link with global economic competitiveness and the pursuit of sweeping markets, without restrictions or limits in what is known as globalization, so multinational and transcontinental companies on the one hand, and international financial institutions and donors on the other hand, are the ones that control the political and economic decisions of countries , Especially developing ones. The latter, whose population needs are increasing with the scarcity of its financial and economic resources and the social problems it leaves such as limited job opportunities, the deterioration of services, the accumulation of imbalances, and manifestations of social injustice, which generates public congestion and the aggravation of protests. In this context, and by virtue of the fact that investment from one angle is an essential lever for economic and social development, and from another angle it is a necessary bet for achieving political stability and strengthening sovereignty over the country. So what are the legal and institutional mechanisms and procedures that frame investment regionally and to what extent will the investment-related regulatory laws contribute to achieving the desired territorial development regionally?

Keywords

" The legal framework " " local investment" " development" "motivation" " efficiency ""investment dimension " " domain development"