This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
Heba Press – Rabat
Parliamentary advisor Younès Mellal focused on the advancement of the national industrial system by ensuring the optimal implementation of the new investment charter and activating the roles of regional investment centers in their new form.
It was noted that the location of industrial projects in all regions, according to the logic of particularities, aims to ensure equitable distribution of development opportunities and employment opportunities created within the framework of the industrial sector.
Malal told the “National Industrialization Policy” Advisory Council that the national industry has experienced structural development thanks to the wise royal strategic vision and the efforts accumulated by successive governments until today through the development of ambitious sectoral plans in the field of industrialization. such as the industrial take-off plan, the national industrial take-off charter and the industrial acceleration plan, the second generation of this plan, a number of related funds and institutions, and effective investment in the fields of automotive industry and. the aeronautical industry, which are credited, besides phosphate in Protecting the already unbalanced trade balance against further deficits, due to limited local production and the tyranny of imports, which now include even basic agricultural products.
The movement team member added: “Beyond the diagnostic language, the banking system must be involved in industrial support so that it only contributes to industrial financing within the limit of 9 percent. »
Mellal continued by addressing the Prime Minister: “We intend to accelerate the pace of construction of districts and industrial zones within the framework of partnerships with local authorities and regions, and continue to mobilize the real estate funds allocated to support industrial investments productive. wealth and employment opportunities.
At the same time, Mellal stressed the need to accelerate the pace of energy transition, noting that despite the huge investments allocated to energy and the ambitious energy strategies launched by the Kingdom, the high cost of energy due to high prices of fuels and raw materials is This remains one of the most important challenges that limits the competitiveness of industrial companies and reduces the attractiveness of foreign investments.
