Morocco’s Office of Exchange reported a net inflow of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) reaching 23.32 billion Moroccan dirhams by the end of May. This represents a substantial increase of 41.8 percent compared to the same period last year. Revenue from these investments also saw a rise, increasing by 20 percent to 29.84 billion dirhams. The data, published in the Office’s latest monthly report on foreign exchange indicators, signals positive momentum for the Moroccan economy. This surge in FDI suggests growing investor confidence in Morocco’s economic potential and stability. The reported increase provides a boost to the country's financial standing and supports further economic development. Further details regarding specific investment sectors were not provided in the initial report.