Mohammedia – Morocco’s economy closed 2025 with resilient domestic demand, sustained investment activity, and mixed external balances, according to the latest Economic Outlook Report issued by the Ministry of Economy and Finance.
Household consumption remained solid, supported by negative inflation of -0.3% in November, rising remittances from Moroccans living abroad, higher consumer credit, and the creation of 220,000 paid jobs during the third quarter of the year.
Investment spending also intensified, driven by major structural projects and a 16.9% increase in state equipment expenditure by the end of November.
This momentum was accompanied by an improvement in foreign direct investment inflows, which rose by 28.2% by the end of October, alongside higher imports of capital goods and stronger equipment lending.
Sectoral performance showed broadly positive trends…
