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Spanish institute warns of social unrest in Morocco
The Elcano Spanish Institute has indicated that the movement of around 70,000 Moroccans to Ceuta at the end of July is not merely a migration crisis, but also reflects significant economic failure in Morocco. The labor market suffers from a high youth unemployment rate of 37%, with 230,000 out of 400,000 working-age Moroccans remaining outside the workforce and training programs. The institute criticized the weakness of the private sector, state monopolization, and the decline of healthcare services, warning that continuing with the current economic model could lead to social upheaval or an internal crisis within Morocco in the future.
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