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Population as of 2020: 36.9 million 40 of 193
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Region: North Africa
Nominal G.D.P. in 2024: $154.4 billion 57 of 193
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Top Exports
Morocco’s export economy in **2024** reached roughly **$80+ billion** and is one of Africa’s most **diversified**, combining **automotive manufacturing, electronics, fertilizers (phosphates), textiles, and agriculture**. ๐ Morocco is especially notable for being a **major global exporter of phosphates/fertilizers** and a rapidly growing **automotive manufacturing hub**. | Rank | Export Category | Notes | | ---- | -------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | 1 | **Vehicles (cars & automotive)** | Largest sector (~18–20%); Morocco is a major auto exporter | | 2 | **Electrical machinery & equipment** | Wires, cables, electronics (~18%) | | 3 | **Fertilizers (phosphates & derivatives)** ⭐ | Morocco is a **global leader in phosphate exports** | | 4 | **Apparel (non-knit garments)** | Major textile export sector | | 5 | **Aerospace products (aircraft parts)** | Fast-growing high-tech sector | | 6 | **Inorganic chemicals** | Includes phosphoric acid | | 7 | **Vegetables & agricultural produce** | Tomatoes, fresh vegetables | | 8 | **Fish & seafood** | Important coastal export | | 9 | **Plastics & plastic articles** | Industrial exports | | 10 | **Textiles (fabrics, knitwear)** | Broader textile sector | Key individual export products (by value) | Rank | Product | Notes | | ---- | ---------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------- | | 11 | **Passenger cars** | Largest single export (~14–15%) | | 12 | **Insulated wire & cable** | Core electronics export (~11%) | | 13 | **Fertilizer mixtures** | Major phosphate-based export | | 14 | **Phosphoric acid** | Key chemical export | | 15 | **Natural phosphates** | Raw material export | | 16 | **Automobile parts & accessories** | Supply chain exports | | 17 | **Women’s apparel (non-knit)** | Major textile product | | 18 | **Fresh tomatoes** | One of the world’s top exporters | | 19 | **Aircraft components** | Growing aerospace industry | | 20 | **Mollusks & seafood products** | Fisheries export | Key Takeaways * ๐ **Automotive powerhouse:** * Cars are the **#1 export**, with major production by global manufacturers * ⚡ **Electronics integration:** * Strong role in **European supply chains** (wiring, components) * ๐งช **Phosphate giant:** * Morocco is one of the **world’s largest exporters of phosphates and fertilizers** * ✈️ **Emerging aerospace hub:** * Rapid growth in **aircraft components manufacturing** * ๐ **Agricultural strength:** * Major exporter of **tomatoes, vegetables, and seafood** Top Importers of Morocco’s Exports (2024) | Rank | Country | Notes | | ---- | ------------------ | -------------------------------------------------- | | 1 | **Spain** | Largest partner; cars, food, and industrial goods. | | 2 | **France** | Automobiles, electronics, and textiles. | | 3 | **Italy** | Vehicles, chemicals, and agricultural products. | | 4 | **Germany** | Automotive components, machinery, and electronics. | | 5 | **United Kingdom** | Cars, food products, and textiles. | | 6 | **United States** | Fertilizers, automotive, and aerospace components. | | 7 | **Netherlands** | Trade hub; agriculture and re-exports. | | 8 | **Turkey** | Textiles, chemicals, and industrial goods. | | 9 | **Belgium** | Chemicals and trade hub (EU distribution). | | 10 | **Portugal** | Regional trade; automotive and agriculture. | Key Patterns * ๐ช๐บ **Europe dominates overwhelmingly**: * Most exports go to **EU countries**, especially nearby ones * ๐ **Automotive supply chains drive trade**: * Many exports are **cars and auto components** linked to European manufacturers * ๐งช **Fertilizers and chemicals go global**: * The **U.S. and Europe** import Moroccan phosphates and fertilizers * ๐ **Trade hubs matter**: * **Netherlands and Belgium** act as distribution centers