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World Bank: Morocco Posts Its Strongest Growth in a Decade
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Medafrica Times
Morocco’s economy is experiencing its “strongest growth” in more than a decade, driven by a sharp rise in infrastructure investment and a rebound in agriculture, according to a new World Bank report published Thursday.
Growth is expected to remain solid at 4.2 percent in 2026, supported by continued investment and domestic demand, according to the report, titled “Morocco Economic Monitor – Summer 2026: Consolidating Growth Through Digital Transformation as a Productivity Lever.”
While the kingdom’s macroeconomic fundamentals are solid, the World Bank said, its next productivity leap will depend on how broadly and deeply its companies adopt advanced digital technologies.
“Digital transformation is the most powerful lever available, and Morocco has both the ambition and the foundations needed to carry it through,” the World Bank said in a statement accompanying the report.
Closing Morocco’s digital gap with peer countries could lift overall productivity by 10 to 15 percent.