In an international context characterized by a full economic expansion which is subject to the law of globalization, economy and international competitiveness, investment, either domestic or foreign, is a prerequisite to cope with the requirements of the economic takeoff.

According to the High Planning Commission (HCP) (May 20, 2005), the Moroccan economy  reached a  growth rate of 4, 2 %  against 5, 5% registered in the previous year. This figure is 1, 2 more than the objective fixed by the 2004 Finances Law and 0, 7 compared to the 3, 5 points expected by the HCP.

On the domestic level, road transport is still dominating with 75 % ( traffic of goods) and 95% (transport of passengers). A large programme of modernising the infrastructures in order to provide a road network for the country is being carried out. The objective is to go hand in hand with the social and economic development of the country.