AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoLegal & Compliance Tech: Morocco’s Charikaty raised a €3m pre-seed at a €3m valuation and is expanding from online company formation into accounting, compliance, domiciliation, trademark filings and dissolution, with a diaspora channel for Moroccans abroad. Mobility Regulation: New Moroccan rules for electric scooters now set a 25 km/h cap, require helmets, restrict use outside built-up areas to where dedicated cycle lanes exist, and mandate lights and warning gear after a six-month grace period. Industrial Risk Watch: Allianz Trade says Morocco has no “high-risk” sector, but flags construction, transport, textiles, metals and energy as sensitive, while automotive and chemicals sit in medium risk. Green Industry & Trade Fairs: Ecomondo 2026 (3–6 Nov, Rimini) expands internationally with a Morocco-included roadshow and adds a textile supply-chain hall plus more focus on AI and circular economy. Chemicals & Fragrance: Givaudan opened a new Casablanca development hub for perfumery and application labs serving Maghreb and West Africa. Sahara Investment: Laayoune-Sakia El Hamra received 79% of state land allocated for investment projects, largely driven by renewables. Agri-Exports: Morocco became Uganda’s fourth-largest coffee export destination in July, taking 50,222 bags (mostly robusta). Business & Services: Morocco-based legaltech Charikaty expands; Education & Human Capital: OECS Embassy in Morocco recognized 14 graduates and highlighted Morocco’s scholarship program for Eastern Caribbean students.
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