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Moroccan Unemployment and Labor Stats
The article reviewed an annual report documenting the state of the labor market in Morocco during the year 2025. It reported that the economy managed to create 193,000 jobs, most of which were in cities and the service sector, while rural areas experienced a loss of 10,000 jobs. Although the unemployment rate declined slightly to 13%, unemployment remains particularly high among youth (37.2%), degree holders (19.1%), and women (20.5%). The report also indicated that more than half of the unemployed have never worked before, and the duration of unemployment has increased to 33 months. There has been a rise in underemployment and a decline in job quality, with many people spending extended periods outside the labor market, negatively impacting their career paths. Furthermore, the report highlighted ongoing issues in the labor market, notably poor job quality and the lack of opportunities with high added value, as well as low female participation in the workforce (19%).
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