As of July 24, 2026, Morocco's official reserve assets stood at 496.8 billion dirhams (MMDH), equivalent to approximately $53.3 billion, according to the latest bulletin from Bank Al-Maghrib, the country's central bank.
The figure, based on an exchange rate of 9.32 dirhams per dollar, reflects a slight increase compared to previous months. The reserves provide a buffer against external shocks and support the stability of the Moroccan dirham.
Bank Al-Maghrib publishes these figures regularly, and the current level remains above the $50 billion threshold, which analysts view as a positive sign for the North African economy.
The central bank's data also highlights the continued resilience of Morocco's external position, despite global economic uncertainties.
