Presentation of Morocco

Presentation of Morocco
Geographic data
Area: 450,000 km²
Capital: Rabat
Main cities: Casablanca, Marrakech, Tangier, Agadir, Fez, Essaouira
Border countries: Algeria, Spain,
Seas and ocean: Atlantic (2,900 km of coastline) – Mediterranean (500 km)

Demographic data
Population: 34,800,000 inhabitants
Density: 77 inhabitants / km²
Languages: Arabic, French, Spanish
Religion of religion: Islam
French Community: 52 728 French registered in the Consulate in 2016

Political information
Regime: constitutional monarchy
Entry into the UN: 12 November 1956
National Holiday: July 31 (Throne Festival)

Economic data
Real GDP 2016: US $ 3,101 per capita
Growth rate 2016: 1.8% of GDP
Unemployment rate 2016: 9.8%
CO² Emissions: 1.7 tons per capita
Exchange rate on 11/04/2017: 1 EUR = 10,7 MAD (Dirham)

Miscellaneous information
Time Difference / France: -1h
Electricity: 220V
Dialing code: +212

The extraordinary variety of landscapes encountered will enchant the most difficult.

The Mediterranean façade and the Rif region have magnificent canyons and verdant valleys.

The Middle Atlas is a clever combination of causses and summits.

The Atlantic coast is a procession of sandstone or limestone cliffs and extensive sandy beaches.

The Moroccan South combines valleys, gorges and desert.

Safety and stability:
Morocco is a stable country and the population as a whole is respectful, warm and welcoming, and as everywhere in France, a minimum of caution is required to avoid problems.

The country, assimilated unjustly and indiscriminately to the rest of the Maghreb, must bear the problem of image deficit and geopolitical amalgam of which it is a victim.
Theft there is rare because it is considered a serious offense by the Moroccan justice. The harassment is often limited to the heavy insistence of some tourist hunters and to cases of scams in the most tourist regions.

A taxation close to tax haven is the time to buy his foot down, real estate is at its lowest after the crisis of 2015/2016 and restarts in 2017. The next convertibility of the dirham will mechanically cause a devaluation this Which will favor all investments in foreign currency.

Essaouira in the west coast in Morocco.