Rachid Talbi Alami, President of Morocco’s Chamber of Representatives, welcomed a delegation of French business leaders in Rabat on June 9, 2026. The visit, which ran from June 8 to 12, highlights the growing economic ties between Morocco and its European partners.

The French delegation, comprising executives from various industries, sought to learn about Morocco’s major development projects and its role as a bridge between Africa and the global market. According to the Chamber of Representatives, the group aimed to assess the Kingdom’s economic climate and investment framework.

During the meeting, Rachid Talbi Alami outlined the reforms implemented in Morocco, emphasizing improvements in the business environment, legal frameworks for foreign investment, and the country’s robust infrastructure. He also highlighted the Kingdom’s political stability and economic strengths as key advantages for international investors.

The discussions also covered Morocco’s strategic initiatives in Africa, including a royal initiative to enhance access for Sahel countries to the Atlantic Ocean and the proposed Morocco-Nigeria gas pipeline. These projects, according to Moroccan authorities, reflect a commitment to South-South cooperation, regional integration, and shared development across Africa.

Rachid Talbi Alami additionally presented the unique aspects of Morocco’s political system and the milestones achieved by the national parliamentary experience over the past six decades.

This meeting coincides with Morocco’s efforts to strengthen its position as an industrial, logistics, and financial hub linking Europe and Africa. The Kingdom is actively seeking to attract more foreign investment in sectors such as infrastructure, energy, industry, and services.