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Morocco: The IMF anticipates a growth rate of 4.4% in 2025

According to the latest projections, the Moroccan economy is expected to accelerate in 2025, driven by a rebound in investments, better-controlled inflation, and the normalization of key sectors. An analysis of the drivers and risks.

Updated 28 October 2026 · 06:36

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Morocco: The IMF anticipates a growth rate of 4.4% in 2025
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A recovery that is confirmed

Morocco enters 2025 with stronger fundamentals: sustained public investment, a recovery in domestic demand, and increased visibility on major projects (water, health, education, digital transition). The dynamic is also driven by exports: automotive, aerospace, fertilizers, and outsourced services.

Sectoral drivers

  • Industry & exports : upgrading in the automotive sector and consolidation of the aerospace sector.

  • Services : outsourcing, tourism, and logistics are becoming more productive.

  • Agriculture : a more volatile contribution but cushioned by agritech and efficient irrigation.

Inflation, employment, purchasing power

The expected disinflation supports purchasing power, even though youth unemployment remains high. The challenge is to turn growth into qualified jobs, particularly in less well-off regions.

Risks to monitor

  • Climate and water shocks.

  • Global slowdown affecting external demand.

  • Budget execution and governance of projects.

Looking towards 2026

The trajectory remains favorable if the state maintains its focus on human capital (health, education) and spending efficiency while continuing labor market and human capital reforms.

THE AUTHOR

Youssef Boulayoun ↗

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