Addressing eminent industrial and financial figures, Azoulay highlighted the structural gains of HM the King's strategy, which represent the basis of the legitimacy and credibility of Morocco's ambitions, underlining that half of the kingdom's population is under 25.    

    Azoulay also shed light on the stability of Morocco's macro-economic environment which "allows for promoting our growth and affirming the capacity of resilience of Morocco's economy amid the global crisis".

    He underlined the structural and fundamental development aspects, which represent the heart of Morocco's economic and social policy.
 
    He also underscored that Morocco's roadmap in terms of infrastructure (ports, expressways, airports…), social development (The national initiatice for human development, INDH), agriculture (Green Morocco plan), tourism (Azure plan), renewable energy (solar plan), and industry (industrial emergence plan), is well organized and promising.

    In this respect, Azoulay invited investors to seize the opportunities offered by Morocco's economy today.

    Held by the Switzerland-Morocco Foundation for Sustainable Development (SMFD) under the high patronage of HM King Mohammed VI, the symposium tackled issues relating to the financial crisis and the convergence between the economic and ecological dimensions.