Morocco’s economy continues to demonstrate resilience as financial transfers and the services balance show marked increases, according to newly released data from the country’s Office of Exchange. The report, covering the period through 2025, signals continued growth in key sectors like tourism and exports, despite global economic headwinds [[1]].These figures are notably notable as Morocco prepares to host the Africa Cup of Nations,an event expected to further boost economic activity [[2]], and as the nation navigates its economic relationship with Spain [[3]].
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Moroccan financial transfers increased by 2.6% year-over-year, according to a recent report from the country’s Office of Exchange.
The report also indicates a 14.2% rise in the surplus of the services balance, reaching 159.66 billion Moroccan dirhams (MAD). This growth is attributed to increases in both imports and exports. Imports rose by 9.7% to 155.37 billion MAD, while exports increased by 11.9% to 315.03 billion MAD.
The travel balance showed a positive balance exceeding 105.12 billion MAD, a 23.5% increase. This improvement stemmed from a 20.6% rise in revenue, surpassing 138.1 billion MAD, and a 12.3% increase in spending, reaching 32.98 billion MAD.
