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The article discusses how several international law firms are interested in gaining a share of the African and North African legal markets, and it mentions the African continent's resources, size, and potential for development. Political instability is addressed, along with Africa's energy and telecommunications sectors. It states that multinational corporations are establishing regional headquarters in various parts of the Middle East and North Africa region. Morocco's economy is examined.

The article reports on the impacts of justice administration to investors in Africa. Topics discussed include the resources in Africa suitable for infrastructure, real estate sector, and telecommunications development, the economic development of the country, and the economic condition in Morocco. Also mentioned are the impacts of global financial crisis in the economy and the foreign relations of Morocco in Africa and European countries.

The article discusses North Africa's legal sector, focusing on the claim that North Africa is becoming a hub for investment into the rest of the African continent. It states that nations such as Algeria and Morocco are ripe for financial investment and market growth. International law firms such as Allen & Overy LLP and Norton Rose Fulbright LLP are mentioned, along with law office openings. Infrastructure and the energy and tourism industries in Morocco are also examined.