According to the latest trade statistics from the Israel Central Bureau of Statistics, clothing, vehicles, sugars, and confectionery account for 70.6% of Moroccan-origin goods imported by Israel. This data reflects the composition of bilateral trade following the normalization of relations under the Abraham Accords.
The figures, verified as of August 2026, show that these four categories dominate Moroccan exports to Israel. The trade volume has grown since the resumption of diplomatic ties in 2020, with Morocco becoming an increasingly important partner for Israel in North Africa.
While the exact monetary value of these imports is not specified in the available data, the percentage highlights the concentration of Moroccan exports in specific sectors. This trade relationship is part of a broader economic cooperation that includes agriculture, technology, and tourism.
It is important to note that the data reflects only goods of Moroccan origin, excluding re-exports or goods transshipped through Morocco. The figures are based on official Israeli import records and are considered reliable by trade analysts.
