Belgian group Macan, already established in Morocco since 2015, has announced plans to invest an additional 1.5 billion dirhams over the next five years. This follows an initial investment of 600 million dirhams in Marrakech. The ambitious expansion targets strategic cities including Rabat, Taghazout, Kénitra, and Dakhla, demonstrating the group’s confidence in Morocco’s growth potential.
Philippe Gillion, Macan’s founder and president, highlights Morocco’s appeal to investors, citing the country’s political and economic stability, as well as a more streamlined administration compared to Europe. He commends King Mohammed VI for his efforts in maintaining this stability, which makes Morocco particularly favorable for long-term investments. Macan is also noted for its human-centric and environmentally sustainable approach to its projects.
Macan has established itself as a major player in Morocco’s real estate sector, with expertise ranging from property development to rental management and real estate consulting. These activities are consolidated under the holding company Macan.group. By investing heavily in the country, Macan aims to play a pivotal role in Morocco’s economic and infrastructural development.
