IFC’s Assessment of the Creative and Cultural Industries in Morocco (April 2026) provides a data-driven market assessment of Morocco’s creative economy, spanning subsectors such as film and audiovisual, music, crafts, design, fashion, gaming, and digital arts. Developed in close partnership with Moroccan stakeholders — including the Moroccan Federation for Cultural and Creative Industries (FICC), the Observatoire Marocain de la Très Petite, Petite et Moyenne Entreprise (OMTPME), the Haut Commissariat au Plan (HCP), and Tamwilcom — the report helps address data and market-intelligence gaps by mapping the ecosystem, estimating the sector’s economic footprint, and identifying barriers that prevent creative firms — many of them micro and informal — from scaling sustainably.
Assessment of the Creative and Cultural Industries in Morocco
International Finance Corporation, 08 April 2026, Morocco
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