Royal letter
… This Letter is also intended to express the economic dimension of our concept of authority, by removing all administrative impediments to the emancipation of entrepreneurial freedom as a critical lever for stimulating investment, creating wealth and addressing the problem of unemployment, which is a major source of concern for us and for every Moroccan family. … 
Excerpt from the speech of His Majesty King Mohammed VI, May God Assist Him, on the occasion of the presentation of the Royal Letter to the Prime Minister on the decentralisation of investment management. Royal Palace, Casablanca, Wednesday, January 9, 2002.
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Law No. 47-18 on reforming Regional Investment Centres and creating Unified Regional Investment Commissions. (Official Gazette No. 6754 of February 21, 2019).
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Law 22-24 amends and supplements Law No. 47-18 (Official Gazette No. 7365 of December 30, 2024) :
OUR VISION
To make service quality a core value of the RSK RIC and to focus the Centre’s activities on strengthening public-investor dialogue in order to solve problems, improve the business climate and increase the attractiveness of the Rabat-Salé-Kénitra region.
OUR MISSION
The CRI RSK ( Regional Investment Center of Rabat-Salé-Kénitra) is responsible for helping to implement the government’s policy for the development, promotion, and attraction of investment at the regional level. It also provides comprehensive support to businesses.
RSK RIC TEAM VALUES
TEAM SPIRIT
ETHICS
SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
EXCELLENCE
The reorganization of the CRI revolves around the creation of two main departments, namely the “Investor Center Department” and the Regional offering Department.
The Investors Centre is primarily focused on :
Providing guidance as regards the procedures and administrative steps to start businesses
Assisting investors in implementing their projects and obtaining the authorizations and administrative acts required by the legislation and regulations in force
Serving as the secretariat for the Unified Regional Investment Committee by preparing its work and monitoring the implementation of its decisions
Offering advice and support to companies and projet holders, particularly to MSMEs.
Monitoring the operational status of the Region’s investment projects, industrial estates and enterprise zones
Meetings, information sessions, and workshops for investors, as well as activities in areas dedicated to explaining incentive programs designed to promote investment
Providing public information (data, maps of public land and industrial zones, guides, etc.)
The reorganization of the CRI is centered around the creation of two main departments, namely the “Investor Service Center” department and the “Regional Offering” department.
The “Regional Offering” Department is in charge of:
Contributing to the implementation of regional investment development, promotion and incentive strategies, in collaboration with the relevant administrations and bodies
Setting up an integrated and attractive investment offering at the regional level
Setting up and implementing plans for promotional and territorial attractiveness
Developing industrial estates and other enterprise zones
Regional economic watch
Creating databases of potential regional investment opportunities that are likely to materialize as projects, and make them available to investors
Proposing measures to simplify investment-related administrative procedures, and to promote entrepreneurship and investment at the regional level
