Morocco attracted 56 billion dirhams ($6 billion) in foreign direct investment (FDI) in 2025, marking a sharp increase from recent years, Minister delegate for investment Karim Zidane said.
Addressing members of the Upper House, Zidane said inflows had risen by nearly 73% compared with 2021, when they stood at around 32 billion dirhams.
He attributed the growth to improved investor confidence and efforts to strengthen the country’s investment ecosystem.
“This reflects the trust of international investors in Morocco’s business climate,” Zidane said, noting that FDI has increasingly targeted high value-added sectors such as aeronautics and renewable energy.
The minister added that Morocco now ranks second in Africa and the Arab world in terms of FDI attractiveness, citing international assessments, and said the government aims to sustain the momentum in 2026 by boosting investment volumes and further improving the business environment.
