1. Introduction: Morocco, as an important country in North Africa, has been actively promoting the development of renewable energy in recent years. This change in development model aims to achieve sustainable development and reduce carbon emissions, while also opening up a new path for Morocco's economic development.

2. Morocco’s renewable energy investment: Morocco’s renewable energy investment is mainly concentrated in the fields of solar and wind energy. These investments not only help Morocco diversify its energy sources and reduce its dependence on fossil fuels, but also help improve energy security and reduce environmental pollution.

3. Morocco’s renewable energy development plan: Morocco plans to implement a series of renewable energy projects in 2024, including the construction of solar power stations and wind power stations. The implementation of these projects will mark a solid step towards Morocco’s plan to completely phase out carbon in 2040, driven by a new development model that advocates sustainable and green development.

4. The impact of Morocco’s renewable energy investment on neighboring countries: Morocco’s renewable energy investment not only benefits itself, but also benefits its neighboring countries. Moroccan end customers are said to be located in Spain and other EU countries. This means that Morocco’s renewable energy projects can provide these countries with clean, renewable electricity, helping to reduce their carbon emissions.

5. Conclusion: Morocco’s renewable energy investment and development plan shows its commitment to sustainable and green development. These initiatives will not only benefit Morocco, but also its neighbours, especially Spain and other EU countries. In the future, we look forward to seeing more countries and regions follow Morocco’s lead in investing and developing renewable energy to jointly address the challenge of global climate change.