Morocco PME prepares a nationwide roadshow to promote the TPME Pact

Wednesday 27 May 2026 - 14:45

Maroc PME is preparing a large-scale national roadshow across Morocco’s twelve regions as part of the implementation of the new TPME Pact, an ambitious program designed to strengthen and modernize very small and medium-sized enterprises.

Following its official presentation in Rabat in April, the initiative is now entering an operational phase aimed at bringing the program closer to business owners throughout the country. The upcoming tour seeks to improve communication with entrepreneurs and encourage stronger participation at the regional level.

The TPME Pact forms part of the 2026–2030 State-Agency contract and aligns with the “Orbit 2030” vision promoted by Maroc PME. The program focuses on accelerating the transformation and competitiveness of Moroccan businesses through four strategic pillars: business fundamentals, resilience, competitiveness and growth.

According to officials, the national caravan will travel across all regions of the Kingdom and include presentations, interactive discussions and individual meetings with entrepreneurs. These sessions are expected to provide practical information about access conditions, financing opportunities and support mechanisms available under the program.

The initiative also aims to strengthen cooperation between regional economic actors. Events organized during the tour will gather representatives from regional investment centers, chambers of commerce, banking institutions, professional federations and organizations supporting women and young entrepreneurs.

By encouraging collaboration between public and private stakeholders, Maroc PME hopes to ensure stronger regional integration of the program and create conditions that support sustainable business development.

The sectors targeted by the TPME Pact include industry, logistics, commerce, tourism, healthcare, private education and services. Authorities believe this broad approach will help reinforce economic diversification and stimulate job creation across Morocco.

Economic observers note that the project reflects a new strategy centered on proximity, tailored support and measurable impact. More than a simple institutional announcement, the national roadshow represents a concrete step toward implementing policies aimed at improving the resilience and long-term competitiveness of Moroccan enterprises.