<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="false"><li>Morocco is considering issuing Islamic bonds in 2025 after a seven-year break, with a focus on funding for the men’s football World Cup in 2030.</li><li>The central bank governor mentioned that the government is studying a new sukuk before the end of the year, without specifying the currency.</li><li>Morocco last sold Islamic debt in 2018; recent issuances include conventional bonds in euros and dollars, with a yield around 4.7%.</li><li>The country aims to boost its Islamic finance sector, highlighting challenges like lack of liquidity and lengthy product licensing procedures.</li></ul>

Morocco Mulls First Islamic Bond In Years, Says Monetary Chief

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