Morocco crisis causes company closures
The economic sector in Morocco has experienced a sharp deterioration in micro and very small enterprises, with approximately 150,000 companies disappearing between 2022 and 2025. This represents a 108% increase over four years, with one company vanishing every 10 minutes in 2025. These businesses make up 98% of Morocco's economic fabric and provide 56% of officially recorded jobs, despite 70% of them being less than five years old and more than 80% struggling with weak digital presence. Meanwhile, youth unemployment exceeds 50%. The figures indicate that the crisis is worsening due to limited funding, delayed payments, rising taxes, and unfair competition. This calls for a comprehensive reform plan that includes establishing a dedicated bank, enabling companies to benefit from public contracts, strengthening training and support, and integrating the informal sector into the formal economy.
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