Morocco's automotive exports rose 17.4% to US$10.06bn in H1 2026, even as World Cup spending may lift public debt by 7-8% of GDP by 2030.
Economy · Morocco
Key Facts
—The stakes Morocco’s World Cup plan may raise public debt by 7-8% of GDP by 2030.
—The date Elections are on 23 September 2026, with unemployment and tournament costs key issues.
—The trade engine Automotive exports rose 17.4% to MAD 93.655 billion (≈US$10.06 billion) in H1 2026.
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