Morocco Expected to Welcome 100 Millionaires in 2025, Bringing $900 Million in Capital

In a strong signal of Morocco’s rising status as a regional investment hub, a new report by global wealth advisory firm Henley & Partners projects that the country will welcome 100 new millionaires in 2025, carrying with them an estimated $900 million in private capital.

The report highlights Morocco as one of Africa’s top destinations for wealth migration, thanks to its growing political stability, strategic geographic location, and investor-friendly climate.

“Morocco has shown impressive growth over the past decade in attracting foreign capital,” the report stated. “Its diversified economy and continued reforms make it a safe haven for high-net-worth individuals seeking new opportunities.”

Casablanca and Marrakech Among Top Destinations

The report identifies Casablanca, the country’s financial capital, and Marrakech, known for its luxury real estate and lifestyle appeal, as the primary cities attracting incoming millionaires.

These affluent investors are expected to explore opportunities in sectors such as real estate, tourism, fintech, and renewable energy, contributing to job creation and economic diversification.

Morocco Joins the List of Rising Wealth Destinations

Henley & Partners placed Morocco among a select group of “steadily rising” wealth migration destinations, alongside countries like the United Arab Emirates, Singapore, and Portugal. The firm predicts continued growth in capital inflows to Morocco over the next five years.

Opportunities and Strategic Potential

Economists say this expected wave of capital inflow presents a golden opportunity to boost local investment, strengthen the national economy, and promote innovation—particularly if accompanied by sound policies in taxation, residency programs, and entrepreneurship.

“This is not just about wealthy individuals relocating; it’s about long-term contributions to Morocco’s development ecosystem,” said a senior analyst at North Africa Economic Monitor.

As global geopolitical uncertainty persists and investors seek more resilient markets, Morocco appears poised to position itself as a stable and forward-looking destination for mobile capital and global talent.