In 2025, imports of agricultural machinery in Morocco rose by 49.1%, reaching a value of €218 million. The figure, released during the press conference presenting EIMA International at SIAM (Salon International de l’Agriculture au Maroc), held from 20 to 28 April in Meknes, bucks the trend of declining trade flows in the global agricultural machinery market, which recorded a 2.2% drop to a total value of €85.7 billion. According to forecasts by the research firm Exportplanning, the expansionary phase of the Moroccan market is expected to continue in the short and medium term, with an estimated average annual increase of 3.8%, reaching €254 million by 2029. In this scenario, Italy remains the second-largest supplier of agricultural machinery (with exports in the sector reaching €35 million in 2025), just behind Spain (€45.5 million). According to Exportplanning analysts, exports by Italian companies are expected to rise to around €39 million over the next four years, with a market share of 15.3%.
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