In a robust economic performance for 2024, Morocco's GDP surged by 7.9% to reach 1,596.8 billion dirhams, with household purchasing power seeing a notable improvement of 5.1 points, according to the High Commission for Planning. Corporations spearheaded wealth creation, contributing 45.7% of GDP, as national disposable income climbed by 7.7%, highlighting significant gains across corporate, household, and public administration sectors.
Between 2014 and 2022, Morocco's households saw an increase in average annual expenditure, with rural areas experiencing slower growth compared to urban areas. Social disparities worsened, with the poorest and wealthiest groups seeing improvements, while the middle class faced stagnation in living standards.