High Royal Guidelines for the reform of the RICs
The Regional Investment Centers, with the exception of one or two, constitute a problem and a hindrance to the investment process: they do not play their role as an incentive mechanism: they, in principle, are intended to resolve the problems that arise regionally for investors, to save them the need to travel to the central administration
Excerpt from the speech of His Majesty King Mohamed VI during the Throne Day celebrations on July 29, 2017
« (…) activate the reform of the Regional Investment Centers by granting them the necessary prerogatives to fulfill their missions correctly ».
Excerpt from the speech of His Majesty King Mohamed VI during the Throne Day celebrations on July 29, 2018
47.18 Law
Law No. 47-18 on the reform of Regional Investment Centers and the creation of Unified Regional Investment Commissions (published in the Official Bulletin of February 21, 2019) is the law that governs the RICs.
The Fez-Meknes RIC is established as a public institution with legal personality and financial autonomy. It is subject to the supervision of the State, whose purpose is to enforce the provisions of the law, particularly those relating to its assigned missions, and, more generally, to ensure the application of legislative and regulatory texts relating to public institutions.
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22.24 Law
The House of Representatives adopted law No. 22.24 amending and supplementing Law No. 47.18 on the reform of regional investment centers (RIC) and the creation of unified regional investment commissions (URIC).
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