Our Technologies

Morocco’s main trade is importing and exporting. Although there are local arts and crafts found on every corner of the street, most of the locally produced arts and crafts are being exported to neighboring countries. However the quality of the arts and crafts has worsened over the centuries and has been corrupted by modern techniques and chemical dyes. Morocco’s principal legal exports are clothing, fish (notably sardines), phosphates, fruit and vegetables. Cannabis though illegal, is also an important export.

The main industries in Morocco are renewable energy, aeronautics and the automotive industry and electronics which have made significant strides over the past decade, in addition to the offshoring sector, textile, food processing, pharmaceutical industry and mining. The Kingdom of Morocco introduced 4 years ago an new industrial policy, known as the Industrial Acceleration Plan which aims to bring the sector’s contribution to the GDP from its current 14% to 23% by 2030, and create 500.000 new jobs.

Between 2008 and 2016. the added value of the secondary sector increased by 2.5 % per year on average, which represents 28.9% on average of the total added value (TAV). Textile industry creates more than 200.000 jobs and exports about 4.39 billion AUD.