Morocco has worked to diversify sources of growth through the development of the car industry, by launching the Renault factory in Tangier in 2012, said the report published by the UN bodies operating in the region, notably the Economic and Social Commission for Western Asia (ESCWA).

The document entitled "Country Prosperity and Human Development", the automobile industry in the Kingdom has grown by 20% per year and is now an engine of growth of Moroccan exports, deeming that the start of production at the Peugeot-Citroën plant in Kénitra is likely to consolidate the Kingdom's efforts in the automotive industry sector.

The report points out that the Moroccan model denotes the untapped potentials by the Arab countries in order to integrate the global economy, calling in this regard the Arab countries to improve the business climate, to give the opportunity to youth, to create an environment conducive to the development of new sectors and to strengthen the integration of countries in global value chains.

Regarding the use of modern technologies in the Arab world, the report considers that Morocco has adopted, alongside some states in the region, remarkable initiatives in this area, emphasizing the spread of the consumption model among populations who use technologies and products without manufacturing or adapting them to their own needs.

The Kingdom is part of the restricted club of countries which have ensured the right of access to information as a fundamental right, it said, noting that with regard to the social aspect, Morocco has succeeded in bringing down, considerably, the mortality rates of women, especially in rural areas.