Investment

The law of Algeria, the law of Libya, and the law of Morocco are characterized by their highly changeable nature, because notably of the following events:  

-- Option of for a market economy, 
-  Policies of privatization,
-- Free trade agreements with the European Communities, and /or the USA,
-- Accession to the World Trade Organization,
-- Acceleration of the globalization.

which have resulted in a revision and appropriate adaptations in all areas of: the Algerian investment law, the Libyan investment law, and the Moroccan investment law. These changes of the investment legislations of Algeria, Libya, and Morocco are still underway and will extend over several years.

These pages aim to summarize recent changes of the Algerian investment law, the Libyan investment law, and the Moroccan investment law, which could have a significant or specific impact on the business environment in Algeria, Libya, and Morocco; or pose challenges to negotiators.