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Morocco attracts major British group to support strategic industries

Wednesday 07 January 2026 - 09:22
By: Sahili Aya
Morocco attracts major British group to support strategic industries

The British company PowerForce Global, specialized in industrial maintenance solutions and human resources management in the energy sector, has officially launched its operations in Morocco as part of its expansion strategy in North Africa.

According to reports by The Telegraph, the move reflects growing international interest in investment opportunities offered by Morocco, particularly in strategic industrial sectors. PowerForce Global plans to form partnerships with local companies in automotive, aerospace, energy, and chemical industries, leveraging its expertise in preventive, corrective, and predictive maintenance, along with advanced technologies such as predictive analytics and process digitalization to enhance industrial performance.

Experts cite Morocco’s rapidly growing industrial zones, especially in Tanger Med, Casablanca, and Kénitra, as well as the country’s economic stability and investment-friendly legal framework, as key factors behind the company’s decision. PowerForce Global also intends to invest in local skills development and technical knowledge transfer.

Founded in Bristol, the UK, PowerForce Global has a presence in Abu Dhabi and Spain, and is recognized for flexible solutions including qualified human resources, technical support for energy facilities, and management of large industrial projects.

This initiative reinforces Morocco’s position as a strategic industrial hub in North Africa and a preferred destination for international companies seeking continental expansion.

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