By promoting the right infrastructure development a country might attract capital from foreign firms looking to move the production of goods and services overseas. For Morocco, developing sites for foreign companies to conduct their operations overseas is part of a wider movement across francophone North Africa. As countries like Algeria, Morocco, and Tunisia diversify their means to attract foreign capital by encouraging the growth of market-based competition, they are increasingly aware of their valuable position denoted by a common language, which unites them with Europe as well as their close proximity to the continent. While European firms look to stay competitive on international markets, many are choosing to delegate their business processes overseas. Further slides in the US Dollar are making dollar-denominated economies more competitive on international markets as the factors of production are relatively cheaper against the more expensive euro and other currencies not pegged to the greenback. A
