Morocco ranked 86th out of 171 countries in the Global Connectivity Index for the year 2022, issued by DHL, an international shipping company, after obtaining a total score of 46 points.
According to the DHL report, Morocco ranked ninth in the Middle East and North Africa region, led by the United Arab Emirates, followed by Israel and Qatar, then Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and Kuwait, Oman and Libya.
The Global Connectivity Index, which is issued every year, measures indicators of trade flows in the countries included in the classification, as well as capital, ease of data dissemination, communication performance, digital level, and population.
Morocco ranked 59th globally in terms of trade flow, 82nd globally in human capital, 120th globally in published data, and 86th globally in population.
France came at the forefront of the countries linked to Morocco in terms of trade flow (23 percent), followed by Spain (13 percent), then Germany (8 percent), as well as Italy and Britain (5 percent), the United States (4 percent), China (3 percent) and Saudi Arabia (2 percent).
The index ranked Morocco third at the African level, after South Africa, which ranked 54th in the world, and Libya, which ranked 84th in the world, which indicates the commercial and financial mobility that Morocco has known after the state of recovery from the repercussions of the pandemic.
The Netherlands topped the global ranking as the most interconnected country in logistical and informational communication services, with Singapore ranked second, Belgium third, Switzerland fourth, Ireland fifth, and the UAE sixth.
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