Global Economy
IMF Mission Leads Dialogue with CGEM on Morocco’s Growth Prospects and SME Support
On June 25 2026, the General Confederation of Moroccan Enterprises (CGEM) welcomed an IMF delegation led by Laura Jaramillo. The meeting reviewed Morocco’s recent economic and social reforms, discussed growth forecasts, and identified policy levers to boost investment—especially for very‑small, small and medium enterprises (TPME). Both parties stressed the importance of innovation, job creation and competitive upgrades as the kingdom reshapes its productive landscape.
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Meeting Overview
On June 25, 2026, the General Confederation of Moroccan Enterprises (CGEM) hosted a delegation from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) led by Laura Jaramillo, IMF Mission Chief for Morocco. The visit was attended by Mohamed Bachiri, CGEM Vice‑President General.
Key Topics Discussed
The dialogue reviewed recent macro‑economic and social developments in Morocco, focusing on the reforms currently underway and the country’s growth outlook.
- Investment drivers: Participants examined levers that could further mobilise private investment, with a special emphasis on the very small, small and medium enterprises (TPME).
- Competitiveness: Strategies to enhance the competitiveness of Moroccan firms were explored, including regulatory improvements and access to finance.
- Innovation and jobs: The IMF side highlighted the need to support innovation ecosystems and to create quality jobs as Morocco transforms its productive fabric.
Next Steps
Both sides agreed to maintain close coordination, monitor the impact of reforms, and pursue policies that strengthen the SME sector and attract sustainable investment.