Morocco 85th in global rankings
An international ranking issued by the Democracy and Capitalism Laboratory at the University of Virginia has revealed that Morocco ranks 85th out of 170 countries in the global capitalist countries classification. Economist Abdel Raziq Al-Hayari considers that this ranking highlights the challenges facing the Moroccan economy, including improving the quality of institutions, strengthening the capabilities of small and medium-sized enterprises, expanding investment in research and innovation, and creating a productive transformation that contributes to enhancing employment levels and integrating into global value chains. He also emphasized the importance of public policy reforms to achieve fair competition and facilitate access to financing, with the aim of building a responsible and productive national economy that integrates social justice and territorial development. The success of these reforms is measured through tangible indicators such as productivity, job creation, and the reduction of regional disparities.
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