Morocco Highlights Economic Success: "Stability is the Foundation of Growth"
King Mohammed VI of Morocco stated that the peace and security environment in the country is the greatest driving force behind its development initiative, describing this situation as "strategic capital." Addressing the Moroccan people on the occasion of the twenty-seventh anniversary of his accession to the throne, the King expressed that the determined and effective work of state institutions safeguards national sovereignty while directly accelerating economic ascent.
King Mohammed VI of Morocco stated that the peace and security environment in the country is the greatest driving force behind its development initiative, describing this situation as "strategic capital." Addressing the Moroccan people on the occasion of the twenty-seventh anniversary of his accession to the throne, the King expressed that the determined and effective work of state institutions safeguards national sovereignty while directly accelerating economic ascent.
The evaluations highlighted the economic momentum captured by the country. Accordingly, the economic growth rate stood at 4.9% in 2025, with objectives to maintain or further advance this success during the current year. Having become an attractive hub for industry, tourism, and finance, Morocco has reinforced its position as one of the primary routes for international capital.
It was emphasized that the enduring stability enjoyed by the country lies at the center of its development policy.
Addressing the radical transformation in the industrial sector, the statement reported that the country, reaching an annual production capacity of approximately 1 million vehicles, has risen to become the leading automotive exporter on the African continent. It was noted that export revenues generated from the automotive and aerospace sectors account for more than 40% of total exports, with success in this field surpassing traditional phosphate exports. This picture was evaluated as strong evidence of the diversity within the country's production infrastructure and its capacity to create employment.