Morocco pushes green hydrogen progress
Morocco celebrates the 27th anniversary of the Throne Day, during which King Mohammed VI reaffirmed the country's progress in economic and industrial growth. New factories have been launched, establishing Morocco among the leading nations in the industrial production of aircraft engines and landing systems. The King highlighted that developments in electric battery and renewable energy sectors demonstrate Morocco's ability to adapt to technological transformations, alongside ongoing projects to harness green hydrogen to support national sovereignty. He also pointed out the strengthening of the food and pharmaceutical industries, which now cover approximately 80% of the country's needs, as well as the creation of an industrial base in defense industries and cybersecurity to enhance sovereignty and security. Additionally, he referenced historic tourism achievements, with the goal of welcoming around 20 million visitors by 2025. The focus is also on developing the social and economic infrastructure through expanded development programs, alongside a call to the financial sector to support investment and facilitate financing for small and medium-sized enterprises, all aimed at boosting Morocco's economic growth.
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