Morocco Africa Trade Surplus

The economic relations between Morocco and African countries have witnessed significant development, with total trade exchanges rising to approximately 53.60 billion dirhams by the end of November 2025, an increase of around 50% compared to 2014. Morocco has been able to turn its trade deficit with Africa, which amounted to 3 billion dirhams in 2014, into a surplus that reached 7.2 billion dirhams by 2024. This growth has been driven by an increase in exports of products such as phosphates, automobiles, seafood, and leather goods, reflecting the expansion of Morocco's economic presence and the enhancement of the competitiveness of its products in the African market.