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Investing in Morocco

As Marrakech hosts the annual meetings of the World Bank and IMF this week, we report on the country’s post-Covid economic bounceback, emergence as the continent’s leading carmaker, and its ambition to be a leading gateway for investment into Africa

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Rabat plots route past earthquake shock and tougher economic straits
A strong recovery from Covid has been tempered by inflation and natural disasters
Textiles weave their way into Moroccan export bounceback
The country is a leading supplier of clothing to Europe but better wages in other industries limit the sector’s appeal to younger workers
Persistent drought strains Morocco’s economic prospects
The farm sector generates just 12 per cent of GDP but has a profound impact on the country’s fortunes
Morocco’s post-Covid tourist boom on track despite earthquake shock
Rabat is targeting 17.5mn visitors by 2026, with upgraded facilities and more ‘experience’ packages
Morocco’s carmaking sector revs up for EV era
The country is solidifying its position as Africa’s largest auto-manufacturing hub
Casablanca stakes claim to be ‘gateway’ to investing in Africa
Moroccan companies are investing heavily in the continent, but trade growth is more patchy