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With an increasingly diversified manufacturing base, the industrial sector has become an important component of Morocco’s GDP. The country produces an array of finished products and components for customers not only in traditional markets such those in southern Europe, but also increasingly across Africa, Asia and the Americas. The growing strength of industrial activities is also a reflection...

In recent years Morocco’s insurance sector has consolidated its strong position, with the growing middle class, tax advantages...

Macroeconomic stability, a thriving private sector, and a pivotal location bridging Europe and Africa have helped cement Morocco...

In recent years Morocco’s banking sector has experienced a period of consolidation at home and expansion abroad following a...

Supported by a favourable geographic location between Africa and Europe, vast array of natural resources and improved business environment,...

Morocco is often described as the gateway to Africa, an apt description given its proximity to Europe and its geographic location at the north-eastern tip of the continent. Morocco's economy has traditionally been dominated by agriculture, which is one of the most strategically important sectors. Despite its significant economic weight, the agriculture sector's performance is highly dependent...