Morocco encourages active investment and has sought to help macro-economic policy, trade liberation, structural improvement, as well as invest in infrastructure and encourage investors. It works as a gateway in Africa, multinational companies transfer their regional headquarters to Morocco. In 2012, 

Morocco became the first Middle East and North Africa partner to support the common principle of international investment and information and communication technology (ICT) services, which opened Morocco, strong signal to domestic and international investors, for the 21th-century investment and development. Despite its general openness to the FDI, the government is often required to use goods to be used in goods or technologies, and some government has the needs of the local material, especially in some areas.

With the US-Morocco Free Trade Agreement (FTA) and the European Union (Association) Association, Morocco has deducted or reduced its traffic to import from the US and EU. Morocco has also signed a fourth FTA with Tunisia, Egypt, and Jordan (under fireplace announcement), Turkey, and completed the third round of FTA talks with Canada in June 2012. The first country in Morocco was in 2008. The "advanced status" provided with the EU. In April, Morocco entered the fourth-round talks with the European Union for the deep and broad FTA.

In addition, Morocco is trying to expand trade and investment in targeted areas, looking for a bilateral deal of conflict with Africa, Asian and Latin American countries. However, the Morocco government is conducting talks for new FTAs when it measures the benefits received from its current agreement.

In September 2012, American and Morocco started a business an annual high-level level consultation, an annual dialogue, which promotes mutual priorities, including an effort to increase economic and investment. Also, the annual American-Moroccan Business Development Conference (BDC) provides a platform to strengthen business-business relations.

Morocco has 71 out of 18 economies in 2015. According to the business report, there are three places in 2014, starting a business, taxpaying, abusive issues, minority investor protection, and to obtain credits. However, when trading in the quality and cross-border period, Morocco still has a long-term relationship with the pre-category category.