Morocco is emerging as a key player at the intersection of energy security and the global green transition. As demand for diversified energy sources and critical minerals accelerates, the country is leveraging its geological assets and strategic location to position itself as a regional hub for investment, production, and connectivity. At the center of this effort is the National Office of Hydrocarbons and Mines, Morocco’s state agency responsible for managing and developing the country’s oil, gas, and mineral resources. Under the leadership of Amina Benkhadra, the office plays a dual role; overseeing exploration and resource management while partnering with international firms to advance investment and innovation across the sector. This discussion will examine Morocco’s evolving energy strategy, including offshore gas exploration, onshore natural gas development, and the expansion into critical minerals essential to global supply chains. It will also explore how Morocco is balancing economic growth, energy independence, and sustainability objectives amid shifting geopolitical and market dynamics. Join us for a conversation on how Morocco is shaping its energy future and strengthening its role in the global energy and minerals landscape.

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