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Expansion is not entry: the mistake most companies make
Most companies think expansion starts with entering a new market. It doesn’t. What they usually do is this: they decide to expand → choose a country → set up a company → start looking for clients Everything moves fast. On paper, everything looks like progress. But in reality, nothing has been built yet. Because expansion is not entry. Entry is just a step. Expansion is a positioning process. And this is where most companies get it wrong. They focus on how to enter instead of

Sanaa Dahbi
Mar 241 min read
Morocco is not a “low-cost alternative” (and why that mindset fails)
Many companies approach Morocco with the wrong assumption. They see it as a “low-cost alternative”. Lower labor costs. Lower operational costs. Easier entry compared to other markets. On paper, it makes sense. But this mindset is exactly what creates problems later. Morocco is not a cheaper version of another market. It is a market with its own logic, its own dynamics and its own expectations. And when companies enter with a “cost-first” approach, they position themselves inc

Sanaa Dahbi
Mar 242 min read
Why entering Dubai is easier than succeeding in Dubai
Most companies think Dubai is an easy market. And technically, they’re right. You can open a company quickly. You can access infrastructure, services, and a business-friendly environment. On paper, it looks simple. But entering a market and succeeding in a market are two completely different things. And this is where most companies fail. What I see very often is this: a company decides to “expand to Dubai” → opens a company → starts looking for clients without ever asking a m

Sanaa Dahbi
Mar 242 min read
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