In Morocco, 6,000 dirhams a month to exceed the median salary
An international salary comparison platform places the median remuneration observed in Morocco at 6,000 dirhams per month. However, this amount conceals considerable disparities and is based on a still-limited sample.
The median remuneration recorded in Morocco reaches 72,000 dirhams per year, according to data published by Prosfy. Spread over twelve months, this amount corresponds to 6,000 dirhams. Half of the salaries recorded by the platform are below this threshold and the other half above it.
The disparities are significant. The 50% of salaries located in the middle of the sample range from 48,000 to 174,000 dirhams per year, or between 4,000 and 14,500 dirhams per month. The threshold for the top 10% of earners exceeds 228,500 dirhams annually, equivalent to approximately 19,000 dirhams per month.
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The detailed data by occupation place an accountant’s salary at around 5,000 dirhams per month. A sales administrative assistant or sales representative earns around 4,500 dirhams, compared with 4,000 dirhams for a receptionist or a social media manager. The remuneration indicated for a collective catering employee falls to approximately 3,500 dirhams.
An indicator to be interpreted with caution
These amounts do not constitute an official statistic covering all Moroccan employees. The page devoted to Morocco is based on only 125 salaries, with samples sometimes comprising fewer than fifteen observations for each occupation. By comparison, Prosfy has more than 122,000 salary records for France.
The platform explains that it collects its information from job offers, recruitment systems, and data provided by its users and client companies. It also states that it removes duplicates, extreme values, and incomplete information.
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The 6,000-dirham threshold should therefore be regarded as an indicator of the observed market, rather than the official median salary of all Moroccans. Nevertheless, it remains clearly higher than the minimum hourly wage set at 17.92 dirhams since January 2026. In the public sector, the average net salary had already reached 9,500 dirhams in 2024.
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