Réflexions sur le droit applicable aux investissements étrangers au Maroc

Nounja Arrassen

in Economics Thesis from University Paris Dauphine from Paris Dauphine University

Abstract: To ensure sustainable economic growth, Morocco mobilizes various funding resources such as foreign direct investments. Among the determinants of these), there is political stability, of which Morocco is a model, but also the existence of legal standards making their realization easier. By these facilities, is real policy of attractiveness is aimed. For that purpose, various legal instruments, sometimes restrictive, sometimes liberal, have been adopted since the independence, according to legitimate concerns that foreign capital may raise in certain circumstances. These instruments, which ultimately constitute the Moroccan foreign investment lax, vary from general and special provisions to multilateral and bilateral conventional instruments. This study, without exhausting the subject, makes a dynamic presentation of these instruments regarding two main dimensions of an investment process: entry and exit. The first captures the richness of the normative framework related to foreign investments’ reception, whereas the second highlights in case of their exit, either contentious or not

Keywords: Droit marocain; Réglement des différends; C.I.R.D.I.; Investisseur; Moroccan law; Dispute resolution; International arbitration; ICSID; Investor (search for similar items in EconPapers)
JEL-codes: K41 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2012 Written 2012
Note: dissertation
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