He notes that while remittances from Moroccans abroad reached 122 billion dirhams in 2025, their contribution to national productive investment remains below potential, accounting for less than 10% of national private investment. This suggests a persistent lack of clarity, trust, and suitable instruments, rather than disinterest. El Yazami highlights the evolving expectations of Moroccans worldwide, driven by demographic growth, increased feminization of migration, and the emergence of dual nationals.
He emphasizes three key areas for the CCME's mission: addressing the challenge of transmitting Moroccan heritage to younger generations, facilitating integration into host societies, and maximizing the diaspora's contribution to Morocco's development through various means, including investment, entrepreneurship, research, and cultural initiatives. To boost investment, the CCME proposes two main solutions: implementing innovative financial instruments like diaspora bonds, which have proven successful in other countries, and significantly strengthening the connection between Moroccans abroad and Morocco's regions. A memorandum of understanding was signed in October 2023 between the CCME and the Association of Regions of Morocco ARM to enhance the diaspora's contribution to regional development.
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