Foreign direct investment in Morocco saw a significant upswing in the first seven months of 2025, with inflows nearing 17 billion dirhams. This marks a 25.6% increase compared to the same period last year, according to data released by Morocco’s Foreign Exchange Office. The figures reflect growing confidence from international investors and highlight the country’s increasing appeal as a business destination.
Revenue generated from these foreign investments also surged, reaching 30.46 billion dirhams—a year-over-year rise of 26.8%. At the same time, capital outflows associated with these operations climbed as well, totaling 13.53 billion dirhams, which represents a 28.3% increase. This suggests an overall expansion in the scale of foreign investment activity, with more funds moving in both directions.
Meanwhile, Moroccan investment abroad showed a mixed picture. Net outflows amounted to 3.46 billion dirhams. However, revenue generated—largely through asset sales—declined by 22.4%, falling to 8.2 billion dirhams. Spending on foreign investments dipped slightly as well, down 3.8% to 11.66 billion dirhams. These shifts suggest a more cautious approach from Moroccan investors on the global stage, possibly reflecting market volatility or shifting strategic priorities.
