According to a recent report by CEOWORLD magazine, Morocco ranks 48th globally and number 1 in Africa in terms of gross average monthly wages, with an average monthly salary of $1,657 (USD) in 2024.
At the other end of the scale, the lowest-paying countries include Lesotho ($24 a month), Angola ($27), and Malawi ($31). These nations are experiencing severe economic challenges with a lower GDP per capita, resulting in lower average wages for their workers.
Among Arab countries, the United Arab Emirates ranks the highest at 18th in the world, with an average monthly wage of $3,663. Qatar follows closely at 22nd, with an average of $3,168.
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