Morocco’s central government debt declined significantly during the 1990s, falling from 88.52% in 1990 to 50.64% in 2006 due to structural reforms and economic diversification efforts. The trend reversed in the 2010s as public spending increased, with debt reaching 60.46% by 2018.
The COVID-19 pandemic caused debt to spike to 72.25% in 2020 as government borrowing supported healthcare and economic recovery. By 2022, debt eased slightly to 68.79%, reflecting Morocco’s ongoing fiscal adjustments and recovery from pandemic-related disruptions.
The COVID-19 pandemic caused debt to spike to 72.25% in 2020 as government borrowing supported healthcare and economic recovery. By 2022, debt eased slightly to 68.79%, reflecting Morocco’s ongoing fiscal adjustments and recovery from pandemic-related disruptions.
Gain a broader perspective by reviewing Military personnel proportion in Morocco, Morocco’s annual GDP growth rate, Morocco’s fertility rate trends.
