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Morocco-India Trade Reaches $4.4 Billion, King Mohammed VI Highlights Growth
✍️ Business Insider Africa
🗓 27 Aug 2026, 12:37 PM
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Morocco's trade with India has just reached $4.4 billion, a milestone celebrated by King Mohammed VI as the country’s economy continues to expand.
Morocco’s bilateral trade with India has officially crossed the $4.4 billion mark, according to the latest figures released by the Moroccan Ministry of Industry, Trade and Digital Economy. The total value includes imports of Indian pharmaceuticals, textiles and machinery, and exports of Moroccan phosphates, olive oil and agricultural products.
King Mohammed VI, who has overseen a series of economic reforms aimed at diversifying Morocco’s export base, praised the growing partnership during a recent press briefing. He noted that the trade growth reflects the country’s commitment to strengthening ties with key Asian markets.
The $4.4 billion figure represents a significant increase from the previous year’s trade volume, underscoring Morocco’s role as a strategic gateway between Africa and Asia. Analysts say the surge is driven by improved logistics, favorable trade agreements and a rising demand for Moroccan raw materials in India.
Both governments have signaled plans to further deepen economic cooperation, with upcoming joint business forums and investment roadshows scheduled for the coming months. The continued expansion of trade ties is expected to create new opportunities for Moroccan exporters and Indian investors alike.
King Mohammed VI, who has overseen a series of economic reforms aimed at diversifying Morocco’s export base, praised the growing partnership during a recent press briefing. He noted that the trade growth reflects the country’s commitment to strengthening ties with key Asian markets.
The $4.4 billion figure represents a significant increase from the previous year’s trade volume, underscoring Morocco’s role as a strategic gateway between Africa and Asia. Analysts say the surge is driven by improved logistics, favorable trade agreements and a rising demand for Moroccan raw materials in India.
Both governments have signaled plans to further deepen economic cooperation, with upcoming joint business forums and investment roadshows scheduled for the coming months. The continued expansion of trade ties is expected to create new opportunities for Moroccan exporters and Indian investors alike.