Morocco has been ranked first in Africa in the newly introduced 2025 Combined Stability-Attractiveness Index, published by the Amadeus Institute in partnership with the Casablanca Finance City Authority, Morocco World News Reported.

The report confirms Morocco’s position as one of the continent’s most stable and investment-friendly nations.

According to the Index, Morocco remains the only African country to hold a Top 2 ranking for more than five consecutive years, underscoring its long-term consistency.

The country’s 2025 profile is described as “highly stable,” with near-perfect balance across three key pillars: market potential and dynamics (76.50), quality of regulation (83.00), and factor productivity (77.25).

The findings come at a time of global uncertainty, with rising geopolitical tensions, protectionism, and sanctions reshaping trade and investment flows. Africa, while seen as a partner for growth and energy, continues to face challenges from conflicts in regions such as the Horn of Africa, eastern DRC, Sudan, Libya, and the Sahel.

Against this backdrop, Morocco’s top ranking highlights its strong institutions, predictable regulations, and solid economic governance. The report also points to Morocco’s industrial diversification, renewable energy investments, modern logistics infrastructure, and macroeconomic stability as drivers of its success.

The Amadeus Institute credits this progress to the long-term vision of King Mohammed VI, who has emphasized combining political stability with economic openness and strategic planning. Morocco’s consistent performance since 2019 has positioned it as a trusted hub linking Africa with Europe and the Mediterranean.

Founded in 2008. The Amadeus Institute is an independent Moroccan think tank. It focuses on strategic thinking, economic diplomacy, and development in Africa and globally, positioning itself as a key player in North-South & South-South cooperation.