Personal remittances received in Morocco as a share of GDP 2012-2022
The personal remittances received as share of the gross domestic product in Morocco increased by 0.8 percentage points (+10.4 percent) since the previous year. With 8.53 percent, the personal remittances received thereby reached their highest value in the observed period.
Personal remittances refer to personal transfers – whether in cash or in kind – sent from a non-resident person to a resident. The indicator also includes the compensation of employees who do not reside in the country of employment. These employees are usually border, seasonal, short-term workers, or residents who are employed by entities registered abroad.
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Personal remittances refer to personal transfers – whether in cash or in kind – sent from a non-resident person to a resident. The indicator also includes the compensation of employees who do not reside in the country of employment. These employees are usually border, seasonal, short-term workers, or residents who are employed by entities registered abroad.
Find more statistics on other topics about Morocco with key insights such as personal remittances received, national gross income per capita, and value of personal remittances paid.
