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Morocco is a Safe country for investment

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Old 21-08-2006, 11:19 AM
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Hi Guys.

Morocco is backed by the USA like it or not? And has a long history with the state of Israel again like it or not? The Kings adviser is Jewish.

Morocco at one time had as many as 400.000 Jews living there and they still have an influence in Morocco today.

Morocco is a very pro western country and was the first country in the world to formally recognize the USA would you believe it, hence the close relationship.

Its a safe investment as most FDI (foreign direct investment) is coming from the west and the middle east in bucket loads recently the middle eastern countries invested 19 Billion pounds into Moroccan tourism projects.
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Old 14-10-2006, 05:11 PM
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hello.
i am male from Morocco and i live in Agadir city south of Morocco and i arrange and i work for myself propriety in Morocco mostly Marrakech and Agadir ouarzazate and for more information contact me my email is marrakech2006@hotmail.com and i will help you it is geart pleasure for me.
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what do you guys think of fes
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I am not so how sure how safe Morocco acutually is. There has been a surge in radical Islam in the Arab states. This has placed a solid threat on even powerhouse governments like Egypt. In fact the UK investors who are buying like crazy in countries like Egypt, Morocco and the like may see their investment go up in smoke. Solid investments in the Middle East would be Israel (Eilat, Tel-Aviv and Netanya) and Turkey. The Israeli property market is being swamped by the French. Tiberias may be the best investment as properties prices have been trashed to below cost of build due to a poor local economy. A recent influx of industry and government aid may see prices rise soon. Also prices in the city of Elad have risen by some 20 percent in recent months with a major demand and housing shortage -- prices in Elad are expected to rise another 25 percent by mid-2008.

Israel is probably a better investment than Turkey due to its stable democracy and strong economy. This is while Turkey tends to undergo a military coup every four to six years. Yet, the military is secular and allows democracy to return relatively quickly.
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Old 31-12-2007, 07:59 PM
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I suggest those who see the above letter go with caution to such areas and use a UK agent and when they go to buy a solid soliciter of their own. Never use the soliciter provided by the agent or developer -- unless you are cruising for a bruising.
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Would you like to invest/live in a Country where you have forced out the indigenous population of their homes and land and treat nearly 4 million people as as sub human and deprive them of their basic dignity ????

Where, the new settlers from different parts of the world are treated as different and have their pegging order.

If, I buy there as a non chosen member of the world community, how long before my investment will be forcefully taken from me.
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Old 02-01-2008, 09:31 AM
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Camel with 3 humps,

I do not plan to get into the political dispute in the Middle East with you. However, the way in which you put things was rather biased and inaccurate.

Furthermore, I would advice against property purchases in the West Bank. All the areas I mentioned are in the main area of Israel which is not disputed. Property sales in the West Bank may be problematic under international law. However, this is as much a political issue as a legal one.

I believe that Israel will return all of the West Bank to Arab rule and thus any purchases in the West Bank may prove to be a very bad investment. Again, as I stated before, all the areas I mentioned are within the recognized Green Line and have no problems under international law.

I hope this clarification is useful.

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My views are neither bias nor inaccurate. It is a historical fact. As an investor I can ignore politics & social structure of a Country.
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There is not such thing as an historical fact -- everything is subject to interpretation
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Old 02-01-2008, 03:49 PM
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Are you saying that nearly 4 million people were not thrown out of there homes ?

Are you saying that various people who migrated to Israel from Russia, North Africa are not at the bottom end of the pegging order ??/

So, how do you interpret what happened in Poland ????????

I am sorry, If the facts becomes interpretation and that is how you Analise geopolitical/socio position in a Country. How can anybody trust your evaluation of a good or a bad risk.
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