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Over the last few decades Argentina’s economic history has been characterised by a series of boom-and-bust cycles, which has resulted in sluggish growth and weaker gains in both total and per capita GDP figures.
While the results of the latest OBG Business Barometer: Morocco CEO Survey underscore chief executives’ continued optimism surrounding business conditions in the kingdom, they also highlight key policy areas in need of further improvement. Although it is on the right path, with GDP growth slated to reach 4.4% this year, Morocco needs to undertake a series of reforms to boost its manufacturing industry, recover high levels of liquidity – and thus financial dynamism – and ensure long-term economic success through educational measures to improve its human capital.
Morocco is on track to record robust economic growth after last year’s drought, though some challenges remain. Recently, Mohamed Boussaïd – the minister of finance, whose exclusive interview with OBG will be unveiled in our forthcoming report on the country – mentioned five limitations that, in his words, “block the path to better performance”.