The Moroccan economy is set to achieve strong growth of 4.7% in 2026, thanks to the recovery of agriculture by 90 million quintals, the dynamism of public investments, and the upcoming World Cup 2030.

“The growth of the Moroccan economy is at 4.7%, and companies are in the World Cup race!” Fawzi Lakjaa reveals the new budget numbers and the 90 million quintal harvest!

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The official macro-economic indicators presented by the Minister Delegate in charge of the Budget revealedFawzi LakjaaBefore Parliament, in the framework of presentingDraft Finance Law for the year 2027The Moroccan economy is moving at a steady pace to achieve a strong growth rate of4.7 percentAt the end of one year2026, exceeding the average recorded in the Middle East and North Africa region.

This outstanding economic performance is attributed to the strong recovery of the agricultural sector, which recorded a growth of18 percentThanks to a grain crop of90 million quintalsIn addition to the continuing dynamism of non-agricultural sectors, such as the automobile industry, aviation, phosphate and its derivatives, and the record revenues of the tourism sectors and remittances from Moroccans around the world.

National contracting race to win infrastructure deals and the 2030 World Cup

In parallel, the national economic arena is witnessing a comprehensive mobilizationFor Moroccan small and medium enterprisesTo benefit from the huge public investment program and OrashWorld Cup 2030Which includes extending the high-speed train line (TGV) towards Marrakesh and Agadir, expanding airports, and building and rehabilitating stadiums, hotels, and motorway networks.

She confirmedGeneral Confederation of Moroccan Enterprises (CGEM)Activating the new investment charter, simplifying access to bank financing, and giving priority to national enterprises in public contracts will enable the creation of tens of thousands of stable jobs for Moroccan youth over the next four years.