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Safi is a magnificent Moroccan town on the Mediterranean coast. It is a highly strategic city, renowned for its ports, commercial activity and economic dynamism. It offers a favorable setting for companies looking to rent private offices or shared workspaces.
Safi is divided into several neighborhoods, the most dynamic of which are Jerifat, Ashbar and Azib Drai. They boast a diverse and thriving economy, and significant human resources. All of which favors the concept of coworking in Safi.
Safi's neighborhoods are real agglomerations, with all kinds of services and infrastructures (schools, hospitals, restaurants, leisure centers, residential buildings, coworking spaces). Some are characterized by their highly developed industrial and commercial activity. They offer an ideal setting for companies in Safi looking for a private office, open space or operated office in Safi.
Renting an office in a coworking space offers huge advantages in terms of flexibility. Flexible office spaces in Safi include meeting rooms, furniture, modern office equipment and more. You can rent workspaces by the day or by the hour, as you wish. What's more, there are no constraints (no lease, no deposit for coworking offices).
The main means of access to the city is via the N1 road at the Bouguedra crossroads. Three freeways link Safi to the cities of Marrakech, Jadida and Casablanca. The town has a railroad, a fishing port and a commercial port.
Safi boasts many noteworthy monuments, including the sea castle, the Portuguese cathedral, Dar Asultane, the Galabru house and the mausoleum of the Benzmiro brothers. The town is also famous for its centuries-old potters.
Most of Safi's economy is based on its ports, industry and fishing. The town is renowned for its exports of minerals, textiles and ceramics. Safi also excels in the marketing of phosphate, which covers 25% of the country's energy needs. The town boasts several mineral extraction companies, cement factories and a coal-fired power plant. The ports are major trading centers for fresh produce (fish, sardines, shrimp).