Situated along the northwestern coast of Africa, the Kingdom of Morocco exported goods worth approximately US$50.3 billion in 2025. This represents a significant increase of 37.5% compared to the $36.6 billion recorded in 2021.

Compared with 2024, Morocco's exports also showed healthy growth, rising by 9.6% from $45.9 billion. Based on average exchange rates in 2025, the Moroccan dirham weakened by 6.5% against the US dollar, making Moroccan products more competitively priced for international buyers using stronger US currency.

Major Trading Partners

Recent trade statistics show that 72.7% of Morocco's exports were purchased by a relatively concentrated group of countries. Spain remained the largest market, accounting for 21.5% of total Moroccan exports, followed by France (19%), Germany (5.3%), India (5.1%), the United Kingdom (4.2%), and Italy (4.1%). Other important destinations included the United States, Brazil, Türkiye, the Netherlands, Bangladesh, and Portugal.

From a regional perspective, Europe dominated Morocco's export market, receiving 69.3% of total shipments. Asia represented 14.9%, while African countries absorbed 6.6%. Smaller portions were exported to North America (4.7%), Latin America (3.6%), and Oceania (0.8%).

With a population of approximately 37.7 million, Morocco's export value in 2025 translates to around $1,350 per capita, higher than the $1,275 recorded in 2024.

Top 10 Export Categories

Morocco's export structure is heavily supported by manufacturing, automotive production, and agriculture. The country's leading export sectors in 2025 included:

· Electrical machinery and equipment: $9.1 billion (18.1%)

· Vehicles: $8.4 billion (16.6%)

· Fertilizers: $7.7 billion (15.4%)

· Non-knit clothing and accessories: $3.1 billion (6.1%)

· Fruits and nuts: $2.5 billion (4.9%)

· Vegetables: $2.1 billion (4.2%)

· Inorganic chemicals: $1.92 billion (3.8%)

· Aircraft and spacecraft: $1.91 billion (3.8%)

· Fish and seafood: $1.7 billion (3.5%)

· Salt, sulphur, stone, and cement: $1.4 billion (2.7%)

Together, these top 10 categories accounted for nearly 79.1% of Morocco's total export value.

Among the fastest-growing categories, inorganic chemicals led with a 23.1% year-over-year increase. Fertilizers followed closely with growth of 21.6%, while salt, sulphur, stone, and cement rose by 20%. Vehicles were the only major category to decline, slipping by 3.3% compared to 2024.

Top Export Products (Detailed Level)

At the four-digit HS code level, Morocco's most valuable export products in 2025 included passenger cars (12.6% of total exports), insulated wire and cable (12.4%), fertilizer mixtures (11.1%), phosphatic fertilizers (4.3%), automotive parts and accessories (3.8%), aircraft components (3.8%), calcium phosphates (3.5%), women's non-knit clothing (3.3%), fresh tomatoes (2.6%), and assorted fresh fruits (2.3%).

These figures highlight Morocco's growing strength in automotive manufacturing, electrical components, agriculture, and fertilizer production.

Moroccan Exporters and Sourcing Opportunities

For businesses seeking sourcing opportunities in Morocco, access to reliable exporter information is essential. Platforms like Tendata provide extensive databases based on real Moroccan shipment records, helping buyers identify active and verified suppliers across multiple industries.

Using Tendata's Global Importers & Exporters Finder, importers can search suppliers by keywords or HS codes, review shipment histories, analyze trade volumes, and access company contact details.

Taking car as an example, Tendata shows that main Morocco's exporters in 2025 were:

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1.NISSAN MOTOR MANUFACTURING UK LTD(66.75%, $11.55 Million)

2.KUEHNE AND NAGEL PVT LTD(7.87%, $1.36 Million)

3.RENAULT TANGER EXPLOITATION SAS(6.97%, $1.21 Million)

4.MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS AND INTERNATIONAL CORP(1.99%, $0.34 Million)

5.LIPHATECH SAS(1.94%, $0.34 Million)

6.VOLKSWAGEN KONZERNLOGISTIK GMBH AND CO OHG(1.24%, $0.21 Million)

7.TOFAS TURK OTOMOBIL FABRIKASI A S(1.2%, $0.21 Million)

8.BLUE BIRD SPA(1.19%, $0.21 Million)

9.SL EUROPE AGENCY(1.13%, $0.2 Million)

10.DAFARRA AND SEVES SRL(1.01%, $0.17 Million)

Conclusion

Morocco continues to strengthen its position as a major export hub in Africa, supported by strong automotive, electrical equipment, agricultural, and fertilizer industries. By leveraging detailed trade data and sourcing tools like Tendata, businesses can better understand Morocco's export landscape, identify trustworthy suppliers, and uncover new opportunities in international trade.