Over the course of 2012, growth in the Moroccan economy slowed, set back by a combination of unfavourable global economic trends, a volatile exchange rate, a hit to its primary sector, agriculture, and limited fiscal reform. Recession in the eurozone, Morocco’s primary trade partner, has made for weaker demand of the kingdom’s exports, and...
At the junction of multiple worlds, Morocco is characterised by diversity and complexity. The kingdom is perched on the western edge of the Arab region, on the north-west corner of Africa and is adjacent to the southern tip of Western Europe. It also sits astride both the Mediterranean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean.
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