Morocco's Directorate of State Lands (Direction des Domaines de l'Γtat) reported a 119% increase in state land assets in 2025, according to its annual report. The growth is attributed to intensified efforts to support investment, sectoral strategies, and major infrastructure projects.
The report, released in early 2026, highlights that the value of state-owned land reached approximately 1.2 trillion dirhams (about $120 billion) by the end of 2025, up from 548 billion dirhams in 2024. This increase reflects both new acquisitions and revaluations of existing assets.
Key drivers include the acceleration of projects under the New Development Model, such as industrial zones, renewable energy farms, and transport corridors. The Directorate also streamlined procedures for public land allocation to investors, contributing to the surge.
Officials noted that the growth strengthens the state's financial position and its ability to leverage land assets for future development. The report did not specify the exact breakdown of new acquisitions versus revaluations.
