Casablanca

Casablanca-Settat

The Economic Lung of Morocco

The leading economic region of the Kingdom, Casablanca-Settat concentrates nearly a third of national wealth. A cosmopolitan metropolis facing the Atlantic, it is home to the largest port in Africa and the legendary Hassan II Mosque.

7.5 million

Population

19,448 km²

Area

386 inhabitants/km²

Density

32% of national GDP

GDP

Casablanca

Capital

Mild oceanic

Climate

Histoire

Founded by the Berbers under the name Anfa, the city was destroyed by the Portuguese in the 15th century before being reborn as Casa Branca. The French protectorate made it the economic center of the country, a role it retains today.

Géographie

The region stretches along the Atlantic coast, from the fertile plains of Chaouia to the hills of Settat. The oceanic climate ensures mild winters and temperate summers, ideal for agriculture and seaside tourism.

Economy & Key Sectors

Les moteurs économiques de la région Casablanca-Settat

Finance & Services

Casablanca Finance City, 70% of the country's banking transactions

Industry

Industrial zones of Mohammedia, Ain Sebaa, Nouaceur

Port & Logistics

Port of Casablanca, 40% of national port traffic

Aeronautics

Nouaceur aeronautics hub, Bombardier, Safran

Key Figures

350 billion MAD

Regional GDP

45,000+

Companies

500,000

Industry jobs

48%

FDI attracted

Tourism & Discoveries

Casablanca charms with its unique Art Deco architecture, urban beaches, and vibrant nightlife. El Jadida, a UNESCO World Heritage site, offers a historic getaway just an hour away.