Casablanca Finance City

Casablanca Finance City is an economic hub in the Hay Hassani district that links North Africa to international markets and sits on a former airport site. The complex focuses on modern office spaces and facilities designed for financial companies across various industries.

The center was established in 2010 through a Moroccan reform law that aimed to strengthen North Africa's position in global finance. With this initiative, Morocco responded to rising demand for modern financial infrastructure across the region.

The financial hub brings together Moroccan business traditions with international standards, creating a space where African and global economic paths meet. Visitors can see modern office buildings alongside local trading customs that show how two worlds connect economically.

The complex is best explored on foot since everything is laid out in a connected area that is easy to navigate. Visitors should come during business hours when most offices are open and the environment feels most active.

The site operates on a green development approach, integrating environmentally conscious building with modern finance in a way rarely seen elsewhere in Africa. This creates a collection of structures that join economic goals with care for the surroundings.