Country specific

1. 3. KEY INDUSTRY

2. Trade in Morocco
The Council of Arab Economic Unity (CAEU)
Following agreement since 30 May 1964
WTO
Membership 1 January 1995
The European Free Trade Agreement (States Iceland,
Leichtenstein, Norway and Switzerland)
Signed 19 June 1997
Various Free trade agreements

3. Morocco economy is more
depended on Agriculture
sector.
Agriculture,
14.8%
Industry,
29.1%
Services,
56.0%
GDP COMPOSITION

4. Morocco Balance of Trade
Morocco Current Balance

5. Export MAIN EXPORT PARTNERS
Export of goods and service are 37.5% of GDP in 2017.

6. Exports
1. Electrical machinery, equipment 6. Inorganic chemicals: $1.1 billion (4.4%)
US$4.2 billion (16.5%)
2. Vehicles: $3.4 billion (13.3%) 7. Vegetables: $1.1 billion (4.4%)
3. Fertilizers /phosphates: $2.6 billion 8. Salt, sulphur, stone, cement: $1.1 billion (4.2%)
(10.1%)
4. Clothing, accessories (not knit or crochet): 9. Fruits, nuts: $917.1 million (3.6%)
$2.4 billion (9.4%)
5. Fish: $1.3 billion (5.1%) 10. Knit or crochet clothing, accessories:
$779.2 million (3%)

7. Import
Import commodities: crude petroleum, textile fabric,
telecommunications equipment, wheat, gas and electricity,
transistors, plastics
Main import partners

9. Agriculture sector (14.8% of GDP)
Export-oriented
Modern, private,
irrigated, highly
capitalized, and export-
oriented farms
Fruit, vegetables: melons,
watermelons, oranges,
lemons
For the local
market
Reorganized large scale
dam-irrigated perimeters
Dairy, sugar crops, seeds,
fruits and vegetables
Rain-fed
agriculture
-more favorable land in
the northwest
-less favorable land in the
south and east
-grains, olives, pulses,
red meat and dairy
-grains and non-intensive
sheep production

10. Industry sector-Automobiles
Risk Probability Impact Owner Mitigation Plan
Budget cuts may reduce
staff, affecting project
scope and schedule
Medium High
Project
Manager
See appendix for a phased
implementation plan