Regional and territorial development is a matter of great importance to public authorities and citizens alike, given its direct impact on the daily lives of the population and its close link to economic and social development—and human development in particular. Integrating local communities and regional development into the national development strategy is a process achieved gradually and in parallel with the country’s broader development across political, economic, social, and cultural spheres. In this context—and within the framework of advanced regionalization and the constitutional and political reforms that have granted regional Chambers of Commerce, Industry, and Services significant powers regarding the management and promotion of local and regional economic affairs—the Chamber of Commerce, Industry, and Services of the Tangier-Tetouan-Al Hoceima region has undertaken a study on the region’s economic ecosystems.
This study aims to shed light on the difficulties faced by the region in terms of economic take-off at the regional level and search for the best strategic proposals to identify and develop economic systems that complement the national economic systems and to increase the competitiveness of companies in a regional context by developing and enhancing an environment conducive to business development and job creation, as well as enhancing the attractiveness of the region also by proposing paths and directives that enable decision makers and officials of competitive poles to bring strategic partnerships on the basis of reference and methodology. This study is based on local and regional components and careful analysis. Available resources and future needs, especially with regard to human resources and training needs, as necessary to support the development of the region’s economic base