Morocco: competitiveness index score in infrastructure

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Morocco registered an overall index score of 72.6 in infrastructure in the 2019 global competitiveness index. In terms of utility infrastructure, access to electricity and quality supply of electricity achieved the highest scores of 99 points and 88.4 points, respectively. On the other hand, transport infrastructure was highest when considering road connectivity, which attained a score of 88.5 points ranking it 30th in the world. The global competitiveness index measures factors and attributes that drive productivity, growth, and human development in a given country on a scale from 0-100, where 100 represents an ideal state with no constraints to productivity.

Competitiveness index score of Morocco in infrastructure as of 2019, by component

Characteristic	Index score (0-100)
Road connectivity	88.5
Quality of road infrastructure	61.5
Railroad density*	11.8
Efficiency of train services	48.9
Airport connectivity	57.3
Efficiency of air transport services	71.7
Liner shipping connectivity	71.5
Efficiency of seaport services	68.7
Electricity access**	99
Electricity supply quality***	88.4
Exposure to unsafe drinking water**	73.3
Reliability of water supply	80.4
Overall infrastructure index score	72.6

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Release date

October 2019

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Region

Morocco

Survey time period

2019

Special properties

2nd pillar; transport and utility infrastructure

Supplementary notes

The Global Competitiveness Index measures national competitiveness, defined as the set of institutions, policies and factors that determine the level of productivity.

The score ranges from 0 to100 points, where 100 represents the optimal situation or 'frontier', an ideal state where an issue ceases to be a constraint to productivity growth.

* Weighted in km/1,000km²
** Weighted per percentage of the population
*** Weighted per percentage of output

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