Morocco is strategically positioning itself as a major global green hydrogen supplier, leveraging its access to abundant solar and wind resources. A report by the country's Ministry of Economy and Finance indicates a positive outlook for foreign direct investment in Morocco's automotive and green hydrogen sectors. The government's initiative, the Morocco Offer, aims to attract and streamline green hydrogen projects by offering 1 million hectares of land for development. This has attracted interest from 40 international investors, particularly from the US, the Middle East, and Europe. Chinese company Gotion High-Tech has shown sustained interest in Morocco, planning to establish the country's first EV battery factory. The initial capacity is set at 20 gigawatts per hour (GWh) with potential expansion to 100 GWh, representing a substantial investment that could reach $6.5 billion. Morocco's ties and access to European and US markets position it favorably for Chinese automakers looking to expand overseas. In 2023, France led in foreign direct investment in Morocco, followed by the UAE, Britain, and Spain. The country's commitment to green hydrogen is underlined by its political stability, further enhancing its appeal to investors. With net FDI inflows on the rise and promising growth in revenues, Morocco is poised for a significant role in the global energy transition, particularly in the green hydrogen and automotive sectors.