Morocco improves with regard to the risk of country, but the economic growth of the kingdom is accompanied by climatic and financial challenges that are managed. This comes from the new Allianz trade barometer, which was published on Monday, February 3, 2025. Since the last quarter of 2024, the trade with Allianz has improved the note from Morocco from “B2” to “B1” and positions the country like the ‘One’ one of the ‘one’ like the ‘one of the safest in Africa for The business.
“This improvement reflects a growing economy, which is carried out by diversifying Moroccan economic structure thanks to public investments and the politics of the government’s industrialization, despite an increasing public deficit.”Allianz says trade with her new land risk. Despite positive indicators, the kingdom remains very dependent on climatic moods. For analysts this uncertainty “Could have significant consequences for the economic and social stability of the kingdom”.
This year Morocco should record 3.5% growth in accordance with the projections. This would be supported primarily by foreign investments, the increase in tourism and the improvement of agricultural production.
“Industrial production and automobile exports are expanding into the EU while inflation is moderate. However, the risks are still high, whereby bankruptcy in certain sectors as well as climate risks, including drought time and serious floods, which are challenges, as well as continuing unemployment for young people and high public deficits are high. The role of Morocco as the center of renewable energies and its strategic investments in the infrastructure should be supported in the long term despite fragile social cohesion and tax pressure and tax pressure. “explains Lluis Dalmau, economist for Africa and the Middle East at Allianz Trade.
In 2024, the Allianz trade improved 48 country risk (+27 compared to 2023) and only degraded 5 (+1 compared to 2023). For the period 2025-2026, the global insurer is the task that several factors could disturb the positive dynamics, including geopolitical tensions, trade war risks, civilian disorders and increasing polarization in advanced and emerging markets.
