The World Bank (BM) expects the growth of the Moroccan economy of 3.4% in 2025. This growth of real GDP should easily accelerate under the effects of partial recreation of agriculture, whereby the institution in its business decay covers the countries of the Middle East and North Africa (Mena). However, the BM claims that the non -agricultural GDP 2025 should slow down to 3.2 % due to a basic effect and the effects of the prices waste and increased commercial uncertainty on industrial production and investment “.
With regard to domestic demand, it should continue “in a context of moderate pressure on the prices”, while the current balance sheet deficit should be achieved by 2 % of GDP in 2025, which remains under the historical average values.
Morocco is expected to capture the budget deficit this year, by 3.9 % of GDP. A situation that would result from the moderate growth of the costs of modest wages in connection with the continuation of the reform of the fuel grants. Another good news: The increased use of public-private partnerships (PPP) for public investments, given the high needs, should “help to maintain the debt rate on a downward movement,” said the BM.
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