Industry value added — all countries

Industry value added — Morocco

Industry value added in Morocco in 2025 — 46,040,632,301 US$. Ranked 52 in the world out of 158. Since 1965, the indicator has risen by 5,568.8%.

2025 46.04B US$ +11.81% vs 2024
World rank 52of 158
Period maximum 46.04B US$2025
Period minimum 812M US$1965

Trend over time

1965–2025 · US$

Industry value added — Morocco, 1965–2025020B40B60B196519711977198319891995200120072013201920251965: 812,174,315 US$1967: 869,283,409 US$1969: 1,009,388,419 US$1971: 1,188,128,458 US$1973: 1,745,833,436 US$1975: 3,160,281,575 US$1977: 3,596,881,075 US$1979: 5,198,077,317 US$1981: 5,635,816,280 US$1983: 5,017,039,727 US$1985: 4,528,567,028 US$1987: 6,008,848,906 US$1989: 7,196,162,424 US$1991: 8,399,465,965 US$1993: 8,380,635,445 US$1995: 10,277,134,028 US$1997: 10,696,128,750 US$1999: 10,866,718,650 US$2001: 10,024,124,958 US$2003: 13,535,233,706 US$2005: 16,305,140,401 US$2007: 19,496,277,800 US$2009: 22,516,662,323 US$2011: 26,976,931,040 US$2013: 27,954,659,233 US$2015: 28,290,982,665 US$2017: 30,115,771,794 US$2019: 32,552,305,919 US$2021: 36,860,275,882 US$2023: 36,980,682,054 US$2025: 46,040,632,301 US$
Change over the period: +45.23B (+5,568.81%) Average annual rate: 6.96 %

Comparison, 2025

How the value compares with the world and the groups this territory belongs to: Morocco

Morocco 46.04B US$
World 29.57T US$
Northern Africa computed 331B US$
Lower-middle-income countries computed 2.38T US$
Industry value added — Morocco, by year Morocco All countries CSV XLSX
Year US$ Change Change, %
2025 46.04B +4.86B +11.81%
2024 41.18B +4.2B +11.35%
2023 36.98B +2.74B +8.02%
2022 34.24B −2.62B −7.12%
2021 36.86B +5.26B +16.63%
2020 31.6B −947M −2.91%
2019 32.55B +410M +1.27%
2018 32.14B +2.03B +6.73%
2017 30.12B +1.46B +5.09%
2016 28.66B +367M +1.3%
2015 28.29B −2.46B −8%
2014 30.75B +2.8B +10.01%
2013 27.95B +2.01B +7.73%
2012 25.95B −1.03B −3.81%
2011 26.98B +3.06B +12.79%
2010 23.92B +1.4B +6.22%
2009 22.52B −2.24B −9.06%
2008 24.76B +5.26B +26.99%
2007 19.5B +2.23B +12.92%
2006 17.27B +961M +5.89%
2005 16.31B +436M +2.75%
2004 15.87B +2.33B +17.24%
2003 13.54B +2.88B +27.01%
2002 10.66B +632M +6.31%
2001 10.02B −452M −4.31%
2000 10.48B −391M −3.6%
1999 10.87B +107M +0.99%
1998 10.76B +63.89M +0.6%
1997 10.7B −362M −3.28%
1996 11.06B +781M +7.6%
1995 10.28B +1.32B +14.71%
1994 8.96B +579M +6.91%
1993 8.38B −510M −5.73%
1992 8.89B +491M +5.84%
1991 8.4B +70.36M +0.84%
1990 8.33B +1.13B +15.74%
1989 7.2B +67.47M +0.95%
1988 7.13B +1.12B +18.64%
1987 6.01B +676M +12.68%
1986 5.33B +804M +17.75%
1985 4.53B −42.48M −0.93%
1984 4.57B −446M −8.89%
1983 5.02B −346M −6.45%
1982 5.36B −273M −4.84%
1981 5.64B −613M −9.81%
1980 6.25B +1.05B +20.22%
1979 5.2B +1.05B +25.29%
1978 4.15B +552M +15.35%
1977 3.6B +528M +17.22%
1976 3.07B −91.7M −2.9%
1975 3.16B +472M +17.57%
1974 2.69B +942M +53.97%
1973 1.75B +348M +24.9%
1972 1.4B +210M +17.65%
1971 1.19B +121M +11.36%
1970 1.07B +57.5M +5.7%
1969 1.01B +90.11M +9.8%
1968 919M +50M +5.75%
1967 869M +33.59M +4.02%
1966 836M +23.52M +2.9%
1965 812M

Northern Africa, 2025

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About the indicator

Industrial value added in current US dollars. In the international classification industry means mining, manufacturing, electricity, water supply and construction — that is, broader than the word usually implies. Value added is output minus intermediate consumption, which is why the output of sectors cannot be summed while value added can: the sum over all sectors is GDP.

Important: It includes construction and mining, so a high share in commodity countries does not come from factories. For factories proper there is a separate indicator, manufacturing.

Source: World Development Indicators (World Bank), license CC BY 4.0.