Found at: http://www.competitiveness.org/article/articleprint/76/-1/9/
In 1995, the Le Maroc Competitif was launched in Morocco to develop a cluster-based approach for economic growth. In cooperation with the World Bank and an agreement with the European Union, Morocco identified four potential clusters to drive the economy: textiles and apparel, sea products, tourism, and electronic and information technology.
Morocco views the cluster approach as a pyramid. At the top of the pyramid are industries which provide products and services for exports and are supported by a second level of supplier industries and the bottom level consisting of basic economic infrastructure. The country is counting on bottom-up initiatives to stimulate growth in these target clusters.
http://www.worldbank.org/wbi/mdf/mdf1/lemaroc.htm
An initiative being implemented is cluster-to-cluster cooperation between the Moroccan and Italian leather industries, with the more established cluster supporting the emerging cluster. This cluster-to-cluster approach is part of an initiative from the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) that focuses on cluster development in conjunction with the promotion of small and medium Enterprises.
http://www.unido.org/userfiles/PuffK/SMEbrochure.pdf