World Bank Exposes Morocco’s Fragility

A recent World Bank report reveals that although Morocco maintains solid macroeconomic foundations, its economy suffers from pronounced structural imbalances. These imbalances underscore persistent weaknesses in the nation’s ability to generate jobs and adequately support its workforce. The report further warns that, without decisive and coordinated structural reforms, the employment gap will likely widen, and economic growth will remain precarious.

The report notes that Morocco faced an average annual job deficit of 215,000 between 2000 and 2024, a figure that surged to 370,000 jobs per year between 2020 and 2024. According to the World Bank, this reflects a decline in the economy’s employment capacity and the weak return on achieved growth in terms of job creation.

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