Morocco Could Add 1.7 Million Jobs and Boost GDP by 20% by 2035, World Bank Maps Reform Pathway

Morocco Could Add 1.7 Million Jobs and Boost GDP by 20% by 2035, World Bank Maps Reform Pathway

While Morocco has achieved notable economic progress over the past two decades, job creation has lagged significantly behind population growth.

Morocco to Create 1.7 Million Jobs by 2035 Through Major Reforms

Morocco could generate 1.7 million additional jobs by 2035 and boost its real GDP by nearly 20% by structural reforms, World Bank Group said

Morocco’s Private Investment Still Too Weak to Deliver Jobs, World Bank Warns

Despite years of heavy spending on ports, highways, industrial zones, and renewable infrastructure, private investment in Morocco remains weak, hampering efforts to reduce the country’s 13% unemployment rate, according to a report by the World Bank Group released on Tuesday. Entitled “Morocco Country Private Sector Diagnostic,” the report explains that Morocco has built much of the public infrastructure required for modernization. However, “priv…

Morocco Can Accelerate Growth, Attract Private Investment, and Generate Millions of Jobs Through Structural and Other Policy Reforms

Washington, USA, 28 April 2026 -/African Media Agency (AMA)/-Morocco could generate 1.7 million additional jobs by 2035 and increase real GDP by close to 20 percent above baseline – but realizing that potential will require pursuing a strong program of reforms. Two analytical reports, developed in close partnership with the Government of Morocco and released today […]