Standard Chartered bank forecasts a growth of 4.5% in Morocco’s gross domestic product (GDP) in 2026, estimating that the Kingdom’s economy will continue to show strong resilience. This performance is expected to be supported by the strength of the industrial sector, the dynamism of tourism, the robustness of household consumption, and the continuation of investments,...
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