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OUR INDUSTRIAL and BUSINESS PARKS in MOROCCO Summary OUR INDUSTRIAL AND BUSINESS PARKS IN MOROCCO Summary About MEDZ 4 Industrial zones • Berkane agro-industrial park 12 • Souss Massa agro-industrial park 14 • Agropolis 16 • Atlantic Free Zone 18 • Haliopolis 20 • MidParc 22 • Jorf Lasfar industrial park 24 • Selouane industrial park 26 • Oujda technopole 28 • Technopolis 30 • Aït Kamra economic activity zone 32 • Souss Massa free zone 34 • Boujdour industrial zone 36 Business parks • Casanearshore 40 • Fez Shore 42 • Oujda Shore 44 • Technopolis 46 Ground plans 48 About MEDZ ↖ Company history MEDZ is a subsidiary of CDG Group. It was created in 2002 to support the state’s tourism strategy. MEDZ’s mission was to design and develop a new generation of tourist areas, meeting international standards for equipment and services. In 2005, MEDZ enlarged its business scope to industrial and offshore areas. It is positioned as a major player in Morocco’s territorial development, which supports the public authorities in sectoral strategies implementation (“Industrial Acceleration Plan, “Green Morocco”, “Halieutis” and “Renewable Energies National Strategy”). Mission Since its creation, MEDZ uses its expertise and know-how to contribute to Morocco’s territorial development. As an operator, MEDZ has the mission to design, develop, market and manage a new generation of business areas which have investment, wealth and jobs creation high potential. In order to respond to CDG Group guidelines, MEDZ is led to develop expertise missions on behalf of the State and the regions as delegated contracting party throughout the value chain. Mission, vision In addition to this «Expert» form of intervention, MEDZ will pursue its mission and its commitments towards the State as an operator. and strategic guidelines Vision Founded on the consolidation of its partnerships with government, sectoral and territorial institutions, MEDZ aims to offer Strategic guidelines the State and the regions its expertise to create new areas of sustainable economic activity. • Consolidate the support of the State and the regions MEDZ’s vision is to position itself as a leading «Expert» partner in a partnership logic favoring the «Expert» form of in supporting the implementation of sectoral strategies and intervention. advanced regionalization policy. • Strengthen and sustain customer orientation. • Consolidate and increase MEDZ’s performance. • Act in favor of sustainable development. Business Model Offer and Projects value Business Model chain Offer Design Planning Building Marketing Management Industry Key figures → Plots of equipped lands. → Turnkey industrial buildings. → Construction services for industrial Offered services* buildings (delegated project management). Local services: one-stop shop that More than includes the State key services and facilitates the procedures for investors: Created in customs office, investment regional office, municipality, National Agency 150 for the Promotion of Employment and employees 5 4 tourist business Skills (ANAPEC)… 15 (headquarters and areas parks 2002 industrial zones, subsidiaries) Facility management services: including 5 free zones infrastructure maintenance, safety, Offshoring waste management, green space maintenance, car parks, phytosanitary → Modular office spaces. treatments, health services… Business services: business center, More than Nearly freight forwarders, insurance, post office, bank, hotel, catering, gas More than station, exhibition center… 2 2000 Tertiary 350 000 m 300 hectares already of office areas 85 000 customers → Plots of services and planned jobs already located in our shops lands. *These services are set up as the parks are growing parks created Ȥ Berkane agro-industrial park Ȥ Souss Massa agro-industrial park Ȥ Agropolis Ȥ Atlantic Free Zone Ȥ Haliopolis Ȥ MidParc Ȥ Jorf Lasfar industrial park Ȥ Selouane industrial park Ȥ Oujda technopole Ȥ Technopolis Ȥ Aït Kamra economic activity zone Ȥ Souss Massa free zone Ȥ Boujdour industrial zone INDUSTRIAL ZONES Strengths Berkane Strategic High agricultural location potential region 1 Close to Europe and Maghreb’s 2 Particularly in the citrus sector markets / in the heart of Moulouya (almost 260,000 tonnes for 20,000 plain’s irrigated production basin. ha of citrus in the Moulouya agro-industrial plain) / main opportunities for the processing industry. park Abundant On-site services and skilled offer workforce 3 4 The Food Qualipole is bringing Existence of training centers and all the advisory and control universities in the region. bodies for agro-industrial activities. Positioning Industrial zone mainly dedicated to agro-industry, but also to other sectors linked to the agricultural value chain. Region with Pleasant living It aims to create a regional leading platform for agricultural products a strong logistical environment bundling, marketing, processing and distribution. connectivity 5 6 Located at 10 km from Saïdia New Nador West-Med port, / Oujda seaside tourist resort. - Berkane - Nador expressway / Berkane Taourirt - Nador railway… Nador 15 Km 20 min Key figures 60 Km 1h Project delivery Area 100 Km Job creation during Berkane 1h15 the citrus campaign agro-idustrial between Achievement of a 1st park Oujda 2012 102HA phase spread over 600 Location 52HA AND & connectivity 320 Km 1000 Located in Madagh rural 4h community, in the heart of Implemented activities Melouya’s irrigated perimeter, and halfway between Saïdia and Cheese dairy, irrigation pump manufacturing activities, seeds Berkane. and fertilization products, livestock feed unit, cold stores, etc. Fez Strengths Good Strategic connectivity Souss Massa location Connectivity with road and 1 Located in the 1st primeurist and 2 motorway networks / significant citrus region in Morocco / More than port infrastructure / located at the 500 manufacturers are based in the entrance of the Agadir-Marrakech agro-industrial region. motorway and at 25 minutes from Agadir port and airport. park Regional Industrial 4. Abundant Development and qualified 3 Fund 4 workforce in the region Proposal for an investment incentive bonus capped at 250 MAD / m². Existence on-site of Food Positioning Qualipole and a training institute dedicated to the It is a park dedicated to the agro-industrial sector. agro-food trades. Its purpose is to bundle all the industrial and logistical components as well as necessary infrastructures for Full support the agricultural products value chain’s development. Support through a one-stop shop and facility 5 management services: security, common areas maintenance, public lighting ... 453 km 4h30 Key figures Area being developed Over 60 Km 60 min Marketing Launch of 244 km 75HA rate the second phase 2h30 50 companies established (11ha) / in the process of being established Souss Massa 90% Agro-industrial 2019 1,5 Km park 70 km 3 min 1h10 Location Implemented activities & connectivity Production of ready meals, oils production and export (including argan oil), dates packaging 162 Km 89 Km 1h30 2h45 storage and distribution, hulling and separating of carob pods, packaging, distribution, import It is located less than 5 minutes from and export of seeds and pulps carob, olive oil bottling, bio-storage of olive oil from crushing Agadir city, at the entrance of the units, green tea import, packaging and distribution, puff pastry and pastries production and Agadir-Marrakech motorway. distribution … Strenghts Integration of national Presence of national Agropolis and regional market and international 1 Thanks to the Saïss plain, located 2 food industry leaders in the heart of Morocco and in Meknes recognized by its agricultural potential (in particular olive oil, fruit & vegetable sectors). Positioning Abundant and qualified Very good Industrial zone welcoming all industries linked to the agricultural value chain: upstream support, agro- pool of human connectivity food processing, logistics, distribution and marketing. It should allow: 3 resources 4 Thanks to Rabat - Meknes - Oujda highway, N 6 national road and Fez • To enhance Fez-Meknès region main sectors: milk, cereals and meat sectors, mainly intended for Presence of several universities (Meknes international airport. the local market / olive, fruit and vegetable sectors, mainly intended for export. Agriculture National School, Moulay Ismail University and the Akhawayne • To attract support industries allowing the improvement of upstream agriculture productivity (eg. University in addition to food industry Annual organization of education centers. irrigation equipment, packaging…). Moroccan International Agricultural Show (SIAM) Pleasant living environment in Meknes 5 Agropolis is located on the edge of 6 the Atlas mountains, in Meknes city, It is an international event, Morocco’s spiritual capital, which is gathering agricultural value chain classified Unesco world heritage. main operators and welcoming Tangier nearly 850,000 visitors and 1,365 national and international exhibitors. Location & connectivity 350 km Key figures 3h30 It is located in the Saïss plain, 4 km from east-Meknes Project delivery Jobs created interchange of Rabat-Fez more than motorway. Meknès Area Fez 12 km 2011 20 min 140HA 9000 150 km 65 km 1h45 min 45 min Rabat Implemented activities Agropolis Preserved agricultural products, poultry meat slaughtering, cutting, packaging, and marketing unit, chocolate candies manufacturing unit, pastry and ice cream production, beverages production, ice creams and ice cubes production, breaded products production, ready meals production, fruit and vegetables packaging, conservation
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