Infrastructure Construction

Morocco’s infrastructure opportunities are concentrated in energy corridors and industrial support: the Nigeria-Morocco Gas Pipeline (AAGP) planned route is about 6,900 km, connecting 13 West African countries, with investment of about USD 25 billion, and first gas targeted for 2031 (compiled from public information; business opportunities are subject to official announcements by each participant); power plants, industrial parks, and logistics facilities continue to release engineering and equipment demand.

Entry path for engineering contractors: company establishment (RC/ICE) → PortNet import registration → temporary admission of equipment (RED-AT regime: quarterly usage fees, re-export upon expiry); projects with signed investment agreements can enjoy full exemption from customs duties and Value Added Tax (VAT). Customs clearance must be declared through the BADR system by a licensed customs broker. Chinese enterprises should choose temporary import or fixed asset investment based on the project cycle (CGI 92-I-6° 36-month Value Added Tax (VAT) exemption).