Memberships in professional associations

The solar cluster, which is a non-profit association, brings together all the players in the renewable energy ecosystem. It is thus positioned as the aggregator of start-ups, SMEs, VSEs, professional federations and institutions (Masen, AMEE, SIE). To this vocation, an essential component is added which is the research and innovation part.
The objective of the association is to develop synergies in order to set up collaborative projects and to contribute to the increase in competence of Moroccan companies operating in the renewable energy sector.
The added value of the cluster lies in its ability to meet the needs of all types of players in the sector or wishing to operate in the renewable energy sector, regardless of their stage of maturity.

The CGEM is the voice of the private sector in Morocco. Created in 1947, it represents more than 90,000 direct and affiliated members, 95% of which are SMEs. It has established itself as the official representative of the private sector with the public authorities, social partners and institutions.

The CFCIM is a private association, under Moroccan law, whose mission is to promote economic relations between France and Morocco, to encourage the establishment and development of companies in the Kingdom, to develop the international potential of Moroccan companies and to support companies in developing the skills of their employees through training.

The Moroccan Association of Exporters – ASMEX, is a private non-profit association created in 1982 between individuals and legal entities engaged in exporting goods and services in Morocco. ASMEX is governed by the law on the right of association. Its members are private exporting companies, professional federations and associations in the sector and public establishments and administrations related to foreign trade.

Federation regrouping 5 professional Associations from 3 sectors in Morocco: Electricity (Manufacturers, Installers/Integrators & Distributors/Importers), Renewable & New Energies and Embedded Electronics.

The AESG’s role is to ensure the upgrading of infrastructures and the collective management of logistical, security, sanitary and organisational aspects of the industrial zone of Marrakech.