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Morocco compared with its neighbours

Morocco compared with Algeria, Tunisia, Egypt and Spain on annual World Bank economic indicators. Differences also reflect different economic structures and national statistical methods.

Source: World Bank, World Development Indicators

19 % renewable electricity in Morocco (2021)

Updated : 6 November 2026

Compare two Moroccan regions

IndicatorTanger-Tetouan-Al HoceimaSouss-Massa
SPEI-3 (October 2026)−1.78−1.45
Temperature anomaly, last 12 months+0.66 °C+0.91 °C
Very hot days, last 12 months6361
Very hot days per year (1991–2000 → 2016–2025)25 → 5529 → 57
Current season rainfall (% of normal)17 %29 %

Values at each regional capital (ERA5 reanalysis), relative to the same region’s 1991–2020 normal: the anomaly and very hot days measure change within each region, not the difference in climate between a coastal and an inland region.

Economy

GDP growth (%)

  1. Morocco4.62025
  2. Egypt4.42025
  3. Algeria3.82025
  4. Spain2.82025
  5. Tunisia2.52025
NY.GDP.MKTP.KD.ZG

Agriculture value added growth (%)

  1. Tunisia10.32025
  2. Algeria5.22025
  3. Morocco3.72025
  4. Egypt2.82025
  5. Spain1.22025
NV.AGR.TOTL.KD.ZG

Agriculture value added (% of GDP)

  1. Egypt16.62025
  2. Algeria14.52025
  3. Morocco10.52025
  4. Tunisia10.32025
  5. Spain2.72025
NV.AGR.TOTL.ZS

Domestic credit to private sector (% of GDP)

  1. Morocco79.22025
  2. Spain74.22024
  3. Tunisia57.72025
  4. Egypt25.82025
  5. Algeria19.62025
FS.AST.PRVT.GD.ZS

Inflation, consumer prices (%)

  1. Egypt14.12025
  2. Tunisia5.22025
  3. Spain2.72025
  4. Algeria1.42025
  5. Morocco0.72025
FP.CPI.TOTL.ZG

Personal remittances (% of GDP)

  1. Egypt11.42025
  2. Morocco7.52025
  3. Tunisia6.72025
  4. Algeria0.62025
  5. Spain0.42025
BX.TRF.PWKR.DT.GD.ZS

Water and energy: sustainable development

These indicators place Morocco and its neighbours on two sustainable development issues: water availability and the share of renewable energy. These annual World Bank series are usually published with a two- to three-year lag.

Renewable internal freshwater resources per capita (m³)

  1. Spain2,3272022
  2. Morocco7772022
  3. Tunisia3462022
  4. Algeria2472022
  5. Egypt92022
ER.H2O.INTR.PC

Water stress: freshwater withdrawal (% of available resources)

  1. Algeria144.82022
  2. Egypt141.22022
  3. Tunisia98.12022
  4. Morocco50.82022
  5. Spain43.32022
ER.H2O.FWST.ZS

Renewable electricity output (% of total)

  1. Spain47.02021
  2. Morocco19.32021
  3. Egypt12.22021
  4. Tunisia2.82021
  5. Algeria0.92021
EG.ELC.RNEW.ZS

Renewable energy (% of final energy consumption)

  1. Spain19.02021
  2. Tunisia11.62021
  3. Morocco10.92021
  4. Egypt6.12021
  5. Algeria0.12021
EG.FEC.RNEW.ZS