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Selected reference information from Moroccan institutional sources. It does not constitute MCEC announcements or programs.

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PACTE TPME: structured support for growth, resilience, competitiveness and business structuring

In 2026, Maroc PME launched PACTE TPME, a set of programs and support mechanisms covering several stages of business development.

PACTE TPME, presented by Maroc PME, aims to strengthen the competitiveness, resilience and growth of micro, small and medium-sized enterprises. Its offer is organized around growth, resilience, competitiveness and structuring. MCEC presents this as an external reference only; eligibility, procedures and schedules must be checked directly with Maroc PME.

Maroc PMEView official source
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DirectEntreprise: an online gateway for business creation and company-life procedures

The official DirectEntreprise platform centralizes online procedures related to business creation, amendments and filing corporate documents.

DirectEntreprise is an official online channel for several procedures linked to business creation and company life. Services include trade-name reservation, company creation, selected amendments and document filing. MCEC links to this official source without replacing the competent public authorities.

DirectEntreprise / OMPICView official source
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eTrade.ma: a B2B showcase connecting Morocco’s exportable offer with international buyers

In July 2026, the Ministry of Industry and Trade announced the launch of a national B2B e-commerce platform dedicated to exports.

eTrade.ma was launched as a digital showcase for Morocco’s exportable offer and as a tool to connect with international buyers. This external reference relates to MCEC themes of digital transformation, internationalization and economic outreach. Access conditions and available services must be checked on the official source.

Ministère de l’Industrie et du CommerceView official source
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Digital commerce: training, e-commerce and digital tools for competitiveness

The Ministry of Industry and Trade presents digitalization as a lever for modernizing commerce through training and integration with digital platforms.

Public policies on commerce digitalization emphasize digital skills, integration with e-commerce channels and practical digital tools for merchants. This direction echoes MCEC statutory objectives on digital transformation without constituting an MCEC program.

Ministère de l’Industrie et du CommerceView official source
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Génération Solidaire 2026: support for young cooperative members and cooperative project holders

In 2026, ODCO presented an enhanced edition of Génération Solidaire built around a support pathway for young cooperative members.

Génération Solidaire is a program led by the public authorities responsible for the social and solidarity economy and ODCO. The 2026 edition was presented as a structured support pathway for young cooperative members and cooperative project holders. This external reference is relevant to MCEC themes of entrepreneurship, youth and the social and solidarity economy.

Office du Développement de la Coopération (ODCO)View official source
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Cooperatives: partnerships on digital transformation, skills and market access

In 2026, ODCO announced partnerships covering digital maturity, capacity building and market access.

Partnerships announced by ODCO in 2026 included a digital-transformation component for cooperatives, with digital-maturity assessments and capacity-building pathways. Other components address functional literacy, governance and market access. This content is presented as sourced external monitoring.

Office du Développement de la Coopération (ODCO)View official source
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Women-led cooperative entrepreneurship: learning, commercialization and territorial anchoring

In 2026, ODCO dedicated a new edition of Lalla Al Moutaâouina to strengthening women’s cooperatives.

The seventh edition of Lalla Al Moutaâouina highlighted support for women’s cooperatives through learning, commercialization and territorial anchoring. This external reference complements website content on women’s economic empowerment and the social and solidarity economy without presenting it as an MCEC initiative.

Office du Développement de la Coopération (ODCO)View official source
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NAWAT: long-term support for very small enterprises

Maroc PME presents NAWAT as a support offer for very small enterprises focused on entrepreneurial and managerial skills and technical assistance.

Maroc PME presents NAWAT as a long-term support pathway for very small enterprises, delivered with partner networks and based on learning by doing. It emphasizes entrepreneurial and managerial skills, advisory support and technical assistance. Current eligibility and conditions should be checked directly with Maroc PME.

Maroc PMEView official source