Trading Partner Portal: Morocco
Trade Overview
Morocco is slightly geographically larger than California. It is in between the Western Sahara and Algeria in North Africa. The capital of Morocco is Rabat, which is bordered by the Atlantic Ocean. Morocco has a population of 38.43 million people and a gross domestic product (GDP) of $182.37 billion. Due to its proximity to Europe, Morocco has created strong trade relationships and promotes an open market economy.
U.S. – Morocco Trade
In 2025, two-way trade between Morocco and the United States totaled $7.39 billion, with the U.S. exporting roughly $5.53 billion worth of goods to Morocco. The largest category of exported goods was transportation equipment, which made up roughly $1.49 billion of the total. Other exports included chemicals ($972 million), minerals and ores ($526 million), petroleum & coal products ($498 million), and oil and gas ($491 million).
In the same year, the United States imported roughly $1.86 billion worth of goods from Morocco. Top imports were transportation equipment ($447 million), chemicals ($244 million), apparel and accessories ($263 million), processed foods ($182 million), and computer and electronic products ($140 million). U.S. Department of Commerce
Services trade between the U.S. and Morocco totaled $2.22 billion in 2025, with exports totaling $1.17 billion. Top exports included financial services, travel, transport services, charges for intellectual property use, and maintenance & repair services.
Imported services to the U.S. from Morocco totaled $1.05 billion in the same year. top imports were travel, transport services, other business services, financial services, and government goods and services not reported elsewhere.
Morocco – California Trade
California exported $367 million worth of goods to Morocco in 2025, a 23% increase when compared to 2024 exports. The key exported product categories were agricultural products ($222 million), computer and electronic products ($45 million), non-electrical machinery ($32 million), transportation equipment ($25 million), and processed foods ($10 million).
In 2025, California imported $219 million of various goods from Morocco, making California the number one importer from Morocco out of all 50 states. The largest import category was computer and electronic products with a value of $102 million. Some of the other major imports were apparel and accessories ($29 million), nonmetallic minerals products ($22 million), plastics & rubber products ($16 million), and processed foods ($24 million). U.S. Department of Commerce
FDI – Morocco
In 2025, the U.S. had $329 million in foreign direct investment (FDI) position in Morocco. BEA
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CalChamber Resources
- Consulates in California
- Embassy of the Kingdom of Morocco in Washington D.C.
- International Trade FAQs
Business
- American Chamber of Commerce in Morocco
- U.S.-Africa Chambers of Commerce Network
- Global Africa Network